PDF to Word (Basic)
Extract text and create a simple DOCX.
Your files stay on your device. Processing happens in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
or drag and drop a PDF here
Extract text and create a simple DOCX.
Your files stay on your device. Processing happens in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
or drag and drop a PDF here
Select or drop the file. If it needs an open password, enter it on the page. Only text that is already selectable in the PDF can be carried across.
Click Convert to DOCX. The tool copies the readable text into a new .docx document. It is a basic transfer of wording, not a full layout recreation.
Download the Word file and open it. You will usually want to restore headings, tables and spacing yourself. If the PDF was a scan with no text layer, use OCR PDF first, then convert or paste the recognised text.
The PDF stays in your browser while text is copied into the Word file. Nothing is uploaded. That is the right approach when the document is a contract, a reference letter or another file you would rather not send to an online converter.
Usually not. This tool is built to give you the wording in an editable .docx file, not to clone the original layout, fonts or images.
The PDF may be a scan without a text layer. Use OCR PDF to recognise the text, then copy or convert that result.
No. Extraction and .docx creation happen in your browser.
No. Images and complex formatting are not preserved. Tables will typically come through as plain text, if at all.
Yes, if you know the open password. Enter it when the page prompts you.
Use Extract Text when you just want to copy the wording. Use this tool when you specifically need a .docx file to edit in Word.