Save Google Doc as Microsoft Word File (Convert Docs to Word)

This video shows how to save a Google Docs file as a Microsoft Word file. This tutorial uses the export feature in Google Docs to convert to MS Word.
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[@gseybold]

Very helpful. I appreciate the time you put into this. Thanks!

[@richardvillagomez376]

Super helpful! Thank you!

[@richardvillagomez376]

I've been copying and pasting, and reformatting for years

[@davidrupprecht2774]

I have a resume in google docs that is 7k in size. When I go to upload it to a employer website, it gets changed to a .docx and file became 1.1 MB - far above the employers allowable file size for uploading my resume. After searching the issue, some said that google uses web fonts and I don't understand what that means. I just want to be able to upload my resume to a employer website by getting the file to a normal size. I did upload a pdf version, but the pdf files don't talk to the employers software that pulls information and populates their online resume form. Thus I end up manually entering the information manually. Any thoughts?