PDF to Word in your browser
Stop retyping text from PDFs. This tool pulls the text out of your PDF and builds a real Word document (.docx) you can edit, revise, or quote from. It works on your device, so drafts and contracts aren’t uploaded to a cloud converter.
- Creates a real .docx file that opens in Word, Google Docs, or LibreOffice.
- Contracts, reports, and drafts never leave your device.
- Text flows into normal paragraphs that are easy to edit.
- No queues, no watermarks, no daily limits.
How to use PDF to Word
- Choose a PDF that has selectable text.
- Make sure Word (.docx) is selected and click Export Office file.
- Open the DOCX and check the wording, headings, and paragraph order.
Technical notes & limits
- Exports text only. Original layout, complex tables, fonts, and images aren’t recreated.
- Scanned, image-only PDFs need OCR first.
What you get (and what you don’t)
PDFs place each word at an exact spot on the page. They don’t store paragraphs the way Word does. This tool reads the text from each page and rebuilds it as clean, editable paragraphs. It focuses on giving you text you can work with, so multi-column layouts, sidebars, tables, and images aren’t recreated.
Got a scanned PDF?
If your PDF came from a scanner or camera, its pages are images with no real text in them. Run it through OCR PDF first to add an English text layer, then export to Word.
Frequently asked questions
Will the exported Word document keep the exact visual layout of my PDF?
No. You get the text as clean, editable paragraphs. Multi-column layouts, tables, and graphics aren’t rebuilt.
Why was no text exported from my scanned PDF?
A scan is just pictures of pages, with no text inside. Run OCR PDF first, then export to Word.
Is my PDF sent to an external server to create the DOCX?
No. The text is read and the DOCX is built inside your browser.