Is the formatting preserved?

Yes. Headings, bold and italic text, bullet and numbered lists, and paragraph structure all render. It looks like the document, not a plain text version.

Do you convert my DOCX to a PDF?

No. We do not convert or edit your file. We display the original DOCX in a formatted reading view and keep the file as you uploaded it.

How big can the file be?

Up to 100 MB per file on the free plan, which fits almost any Word document including ones with images. Pro raises the limits if you need more.

DOCX viewer

View DOCX filesonline, free

A DOCX file is a Microsoft Word document, and the person you send it to often does not have Word installed. Upload your DOCX to Link in Seconds and we render it right in the browser: headings, bold text, lists, and paragraph formatting all show up as written. You get a clean short link to share, and anyone can open it on a phone or laptop with no app and no account. No Word license, no download, no waiting.

Drop your file here

Drop several at once and they become one album link

Files up to 100 MB free

Free: 20 links, up to 100 MB · Pro: unlimited links, bigger uploads

Drag in your PDF

From your desktop or phone, any file works

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creating your link…

proposal.pdf

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Drop to upload

1 PDF · 2.1 MBOpens in the browser

Opened·first view 2 min after sending

By the numbers

1,900+

people sharing files

3,700+

links shared

14,100+

times opened

How it works

1
Upload your DOCX
Sign in with Google and drop your Word file. Free covers up to 100 MB per file and 20 links, which is plenty for a contract, a report, or a cover letter.
2
We render it in the browser
We open the document with a formatted view. The reader sees the actual layout, not raw XML or a plain text dump.
3
Share the link or QR
Copy the short linkinseconds.com/p link, send it, or show the QR code. The reader opens it instantly on any device.

See the document, not a download prompt

Emailing a .docx often forces the reader to download it and hope they have software that opens it. Here the formatted document loads in the browser. Headings, bold, and lists stay intact, so a proposal reads like a proposal.

One link for the whole document

Instead of an attachment that gets buried in a thread, you send one short link. Put it in a message, a job application, or a client email. Update nothing on the reader's end when you want to share again.

Control who reads it

Every link comes with real view analytics so you know it was opened. On Pro you can add a password, set an expiry date, and hide our branding, which is useful for contracts and drafts you do not want floating around forever.