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PDF text. Editable Word doc.

Extract editable content from any PDF and save as a .docx file. Re-use PDF text in Word, all browser-based, no upload, no limits.

PDF to Word
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Works best for text-based PDFs. Scanned PDFs require OCR first. Complex multi-column layouts may need cleanup.

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How it works

Three steps. Editable in seconds.

Drop your PDF

Upload a text-based PDF: reports, letters, contracts, essays. Scanned documents are not supported (no OCR).

Preview the extracted text

See the extracted text before saving. Headings and paragraph structure are detected automatically from the PDF.

Save the DOCX

Click Save DOCX. Open in Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or LibreOffice, fully editable and ready to use.

Use cases

When you need to edit a PDF.

PDFs you receive are often not editable. Converting to Word gives you back full control over the content in seconds.

Editing locked documents

PDFs you receive from colleagues, clients, or portals are often not editable. Converting to Word lets you make revisions and send back a clean document.

Repurposing content

Pull text from a PDF report, whitepaper, or guide into a Word document for editing, reformatting, or incorporating into a new piece.

Updating old PDF contracts

Contracts saved as PDF years ago can be converted back to Word for amendment or re-use as a template for new agreements.

Extracting text from reports

Annual reports, research papers, and policy documents are often distributed as PDF. Converting to Word makes the text searchable and freely editable.

Reusing form templates

If a PDF form contains standard text you want as a Word template, conversion is faster than retyping everything from scratch.

Translating documents

Translation tools like DeepL and Google Translate work better with Word documents than PDFs. Converting first gives cleaner, more accurate results.

How it works under the hood.

When you drop a PDF, PDF.js(Mozilla's open-source engine) runs entirely in your browser tab to extract text content, page by page, without transmitting any data over the network.

The extracted text is then assembled into a .docx file using the docx library, preserving headings and paragraph structure detected from the PDF layout. The result is a standard Word document you can open and edit immediately.

No server is involved. Closing the tab clears all data from memory.

Common questions

Questions answered.

Does this upload my PDF to a server?
Never. PDF.js and the docx library both run entirely in your browser. No data leaves your device at any point, not even metadata.
What is the output file format?
A standard .docx file compatible with Microsoft Word, Google Docs, LibreOffice, and Apple Pages. No proprietary format, no watermark.
Does it work with scanned PDFs?
No. Scanned PDFs contain images of text, not actual text data. Run an OCR tool first to add a searchable text layer, then convert here.
How accurate is the conversion?
Accuracy depends on the PDF source. Text-heavy documents, reports, letters, essays, convert cleanly. Complex layouts with multi-column text or floating images may need minor cleanup in Word after conversion.
Will tables be preserved?
Simple tables are preserved. Complex nested or merged-cell tables may convert to paragraphs. For table-heavy PDFs, a desktop PDF editor like Adobe Acrobat gives the best results.
Is there a page limit?
No page limit. Conversion time scales with document length, a 100-page PDF takes a few seconds. There is no server-side restriction.
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