An editable .docx that preserves the original positions, images and text styles. Great for structured documents; complex tables and vector graphics may not be perfect. Free, no uploads.
100% private: everything runs on your computer, your files never leave your device.
Convert a PDF into an editable Word document while retaining its layout, page dimensions, typography and artwork as closely as possible. Conversion starts when you add the file, without selecting a mode.
Digital text becomes visible Word text. Recognizable ruled tables become editable cells. Scanned pages are read using OCR on your device.
The converter retains content positions and reconstructs tables when their boundaries can be identified. Drawings, logos and other artwork are retained visually.
Fidelity depends on the PDF and the application used to open the Word file. Unavailable fonts may be substituted, OCR can make mistakes, and some graphics remain images. Pages exceeding Word’s supported dimensions are scaled proportionally. Review the converted document before using it.
Conversion and text recognition run in your browser. Your document is not uploaded to a server.
Yes. Converted text is visible and editable in Word, including cells in recognized tables.
Conversion aims to retain the original layout as closely as possible. Exact reproduction cannot be guaranteed for every PDF, especially unusual fonts, scans and complex layouts.
Yes. OCR runs automatically on your device. Review the recognized text, especially with low-resolution scans. Fragments that cannot be read reliably retain their original image.
The .docx file can be opened in Microsoft Word, LibreOffice Writer, Apple Pages or Google Docs. Rendering can vary between applications.