PDF to Word
Drop a PDF and download an editable .docx. Text, headings, tables, lists and images come along.
How it works
- Drop a PDF into the upload area. Word can open the result without any plugins.
- Wait a few seconds while the engine analyses the page layout, detects columns, tables, headings, and images.
- Click 'Convert to Word'. Text, structure, and inline images are extracted locally in your browser.
- Download the .docx file.
- Open it in Word, Google Docs, LibreOffice, or Pages — all editable.
Frequently asked questions
Does it preserve fonts, headings, and tables?
Modern, well-tagged PDFs: yes. Our engine reconstructs paragraph styles from font-size statistics, detects table grids from horizontal rules, and groups lines into reading order. Hand-crafted layouts may need light cleanup in Word afterwards.
What about scanned PDFs?
Scanned PDFs are images, not text. We don't run OCR locally (yet) — those will convert into a DOCX with images embedded but no editable text. Use an OCR tool first if you need editable text out of a scan.
Are images extracted into the Word document?
Yes. JPEG, PNG, and JP2 images are passed through to the .docx's word/media/ directory and anchored at their original positions on the page.
Does it handle multi-column layouts?
Yes — we detect column gutters automatically and read columns top-to-bottom, then left-to-right. Two- and three-column reports come out in correct reading order.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. The converter runs entirely in your browser tab.