PDF to Word
Edit the words without retyping the document
No file selected.
The PDF is read locally; only the extracted text is sent to build the .docx.
Word document will appear here.
What this tool does
Get the words out of a PDF and into a document you can edit. The PDF is parsed in your browser; the extracted text is sent only to build the .docx, not to an AI model.
Edit the words without retyping the document. Everything runs in your browser; your file is not uploaded.
Reusing the prose from a report, policy, or contract in Word when the layout can be rebuilt.
Expecting a pixel-perfect conversion of a designed brochure, form, or complex table.
Editable text, not an image
The result is a Word document with paragraph breaks, ready for edits and comments.
Privacy boundary is explicit
The PDF stays local. Only the text needed to create the .docx leaves the browser.
Browser-first
Everything runs in your browser; your file is not uploaded.
No install, no lock-in
Open the page, finish the job, and copy the result. No desktop software.
How to use PDF to Word
- 1
Choose your file
Drop the file or files you want to work on, in the order you need.
- 2
Run the tool
Adjust the few options that matter, then start the job.
- 3
Download the result
Your file is processed locally and offered as a download. Nothing is uploaded.
Example
A 10-page text PDF that needs edits.
A .docx with the text and paragraph breaks preserved.
FAQ
PDF to Word questions
Does it preserve the original layout?
No. It preserves text and paragraph breaks, not columns, fonts, tables, headers, or page design. Keep the PDF as the visual reference.
Is my file uploaded?
No. The file stays in your browser.
What is the limit?
Up to 60,000 characters of extracted text
Do I need an account?
No for the guest allowance. A free account gives 20 runs per tool per day; Pro gives 50.