Free online PDF tool

iWork to PDF

Numbers spreadsheets are printed table by table; Pages and Keynote files (.pages, .key) are converted as text and tables only, without pictures, shapes or layout. Converts a Numbers document (.numbers, saved by a current version of Numbers, 2013 or later) to PDF. Each table is printed on its own pages with the values Numbers shows, including number, date and currency formats, fonts, fills, alignment, merged cells and column widths. Charts, images, shapes and text boxes are not printed, formulas show their stored result and are never recalculated, and password-protected or older files are refused. Converting needs a server, so the file is sent over an encrypted connection, converted, and the copy there is deleted as soon as the result is sent back, unless you are signed in and asked to keep it.

Drop a Numbers, Pages or Keynote file here
Turn an iWork Numbers, Pages or Keynote file into a PDF. Pages and Keynote keep text and tables only.
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What it does

iWork to PDF, at a glance.

  • Print each table of a Numbers document on PDF pages
  • Keep the values as Numbers shows them, with fonts, fills and merged cells
  • Delete the server copy as soon as the result is sent back

This tool needs a server. The file is sent over an encrypted connection, processed, and the copy there is deleted as soon as the result is sent back — unless you are signed in and asked to keep it.

Step by step

How to convert iWork Numbers files to PDF

  1. Open the .numbers document you want as a PDF.
  2. Send it to convert. It travels over an encrypted connection.
  3. Download the PDF.

Questions

iWork to PDF: questions and answers

Yes. Converting a Numbers document needs a server, so the file is sent over an encrypted connection. The copy there is deleted as soon as the result is sent back, unless you are signed in and asked to keep it.

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