How Pages to Word Conversion Works
Upload the .pages file and it is converted to DOCX on our servers. Headings, body styles, lists, tables, images and footnotes come across.
You can add up to 20 documents at once: they convert one after another, and you can download each as soon as it's ready or all of them together as a ZIP. Nothing has to be installed, and no Apple device is needed.
Why Convert From Pages
Pages is the word processor that comes with macOS and iOS, and its files open nowhere else. Anyone on Windows, Android or a work laptop without iWork simply cannot read them.
DOCX is the format Word, Google Docs and LibreOffice Writer expect, so a converted document can be edited, reviewed and sent on without anyone asking what a .pages file is.
Common Use Cases
Sending a report, a contract draft or a thesis chapter to colleagues who work in Word, where a .pages attachment is a dead end.
Feeding a document into something that only reads DOCX: a review workflow with tracked changes, a template system, or a publishing pipeline.
What Carries Over
Text with its character formatting, including bold, italic, small caps, superscript and subscript; heading and body styles; bulleted and numbered lists; tables; images; and footnotes. We check every release against Apple's own Word export of the same documents.
Page layout can shift, because Word and Pages break lines and pages differently. Check a converted document before passing it on, especially one that relies on exact placement.
Tips Before You Convert
A .pages file saved as a folder rather than a single document cannot be read. In Pages, use Save As and leave the package option off, or export a copy, so you upload one file.
If the document uses fonts that came with macOS, install them or expect Word to substitute. The text stays the same, but line breaks move.