PDF to Word
Need to change the text of a PDF? Convert it to a Word document. The text comes back as real paragraphs and headings you can edit, page by page.
Runs in your browser — files are never uploaded
How to use PDF to Word
- Drop one or more PDF files onto the page.
- Choose “Editable text” (paragraphs and headings) or “Keep layout” (each page as a picture).
- Click “Convert to Word” and open the DOCX in Word, Google Docs or LibreOffice.
Frequently asked questions
Will it look exactly like my PDF?
With “Editable text” you get the text with its paragraphs, headings, bold/italic, sizes and line breaks, one Word page per PDF page — but fonts, columns, tables and pictures are not rebuilt, so the layout is simpler than the PDF. “Keep layout” looks exactly like the PDF because every page becomes a picture, which you cannot edit as text.
What about tables and multi-column pages?
Table cells come out as text separated by spaces, and text in columns side by side is read line by line across the page. For tables, try “PDF to Excel”.
My PDF is a scan. Does it work?
A scan contains pictures of text, not text, so “Editable text” finds nothing. Use “Keep layout”, or run text recognition (OCR) first.
Are my files uploaded?
No. The conversion runs in your browser; the PDF never leaves your device.