A defined file-to-PDF workflow
Publisher .pub file rescue
Microsoft Publisher 2021 reaches end of support on October 13, 2026 (Microsoft Lifecycle). Send a ZIP of your .pub files and get back a PDF plus a per-file receipt stating exactly what converted and what did not. The PDFs open in any PDF reader afterwards.
What this offer does and does not do
We measured this against real Publisher files before building anything: on our test corpus, the free open-source converter we evaluated either misdetected .pub input entirely or produced a zero-byte result on a genuine Publisher 2013 file. See the measurement writeup. Because of that, every file in your batch gets an individual receipt naming its page count, extracted text length, and image count — never a bare "converted" checkmark, and never a claim that the result is exact or lossless. Raw image extraction into separate files is not included in this version; the receipt still reports how many images the source contained.
01 / Your input
Choose your ZIP of .pub files.
A ZIP archive containing one or more Microsoft Publisher (.pub) files. Bounded to 25 MiB compressed and 200 archive members; anything that is not a genuine .pub file (checked by its file signature, not its extension) is refused, not silently skipped.
This file is sent to our server so we can run the paid report on it. It is deleted after 30 days, or sooner if you delete it. The free tools on this site never send your file anywhere. Your original files are also included in your download. That download is kept for 7 days after delivery, or until you delete it.
Restore an existing order with a private key
The key is read locally, then its credentials are checked by this service. It cannot make an unpaid order paid.