PDF to Word.
Editable text back.
Turn a PDF into a Word (.docx) file you can actually edit — text extracted with paragraph structure, assembled locally in your browser, no upload.
How do I convert PDF to Word? Choose your PDF, press Convert to Word, and download the .docx. The text is read locally with paragraphs and page breaks; nothing is uploaded and no account is needed.
PDF to Word converter
The output is text-focused: paragraphs and page breaks come through, but fonts, columns, tables, and images do not. It is the right tool for editing the words in a PDF — for preserving a complex design, use a desktop converter.
How to convert a PDF to Word
- Choose the PDF — the page count is detected in your browser.
- Convert — each page's text is read line by line and rebuilt as paragraphs.
- Download the .docx — open it in Word, Google Docs, or LibreOffice and edit.
What converts well (and what does not)
- Great: reports, contracts, articles, letters — anything mostly made of text.
- OK: simple lists and headings; they arrive as plain paragraphs you can restyle.
- Not supported: scanned pages (no text layer), complex tables, multi-column magazine layouts, and images.
Good to know
The DOCX format is a small package of XML files — this tool assembles it entirely on your device, which is why nothing needs to be uploaded. If the PDF is a scan, convert it with PDF to JPG to see the pages as images, or copy the text manually. Related: PDF to text for plain text and Merge PDF to combine documents first.
Does the Word file keep the original layout?
It keeps the text with paragraph structure, but not the visual layout: fonts, columns, tables, images, and headers are not reproduced. The result is a clean editable document you can reformat in Word — ideal for editing text rather than preserving a design.
Can it convert a scanned PDF?
No. Scanned PDFs are photos of pages with no text layer, so there is nothing to extract — they need OCR, which this tool does not do. The tool tells you when it finds no text.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser: the PDF is read locally and the DOCX is assembled on your device.