Not every document starts as a Word file or image. Architects use AutoCAD (DWG/DXF), Linux users prefer OpenOffice (ODT/ODS/ODP), readers have eBooks (EPUB/MOBI), and Apple users work with iWork (Pages/Numbers/Keynote). Here is how to convert all of these to PDF.
AutoCAD Drawings to PDF (DWG & DXF)
AutoCAD files contain precise engineering drawings that need to be shared with clients, contractors, and regulatory bodies who may not have AutoCAD. Converting DWG and DXF to PDF preserves line weights, dimensions, layers, and annotations.
Upload your DWG or DXF file to PDF Alone's AutoCAD to PDF converter. The tool renders the drawing at high resolution, maintaining all technical details. You can choose paper size (A4, A3, A1, etc.) and orientation.
For architects and engineers, this means sharing blueprint-quality PDFs that any client can open in a web browser without needing expensive CAD software.
OpenOffice & LibreOffice Files to PDF (ODT, ODS, ODP)
OpenDocument Format files (.odt for text, .ods for spreadsheets, .odp for presentations) are used by millions of LibreOffice and OpenOffice users. Converting to PDF ensures your documents look perfect on any system.
Upload your ODT, ODS, or ODP file to PDF Alone. The converter handles formatting, tables, charts, and embedded images. The output PDF preserves your original layout faithfully.
This is especially useful when collaborating with users who use Microsoft Office — send them a PDF instead of an ODT file to avoid compatibility issues.
eBooks to PDF (EPUB & MOBI)
EPUB and MOBI are reflowable eBook formats that adapt to screen size. Converting to PDF creates a fixed-layout version that you can print, annotate, or archive.
Upload your EPUB or MOBI file to PDF Alone. The converter renders each chapter as PDF pages with proper formatting, table of contents, and embedded images.
This is useful for printing eBooks, creating study materials from digital textbooks, or archiving eBook purchases in a universal format.
Apple iWork Files to PDF (Pages, Numbers, Keynote)
Apple's iWork suite (Pages, Numbers, Keynote) produces files that cannot be opened on Windows or Android devices. Converting to PDF makes your documents accessible to everyone.
Upload your .pages, .numbers, or .key file to PDF Alone. The converter preserves fonts, layouts, images, and design elements from your iWork documents.
This is the easiest way to share Apple-formatted documents with Windows users, clients, or colleagues who do not use Apple devices.