PDF to Word
Produces a Word document with real headings, paragraphs, bulleted lists and tables that you can edit normally. It recovers content and structure, not the visual design of the original.
Local processingAccepts PDFUp to 100 MB
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How this tool works
- 1Every piece of text is read with its position and size.
- 2Lines sharing a baseline become one line; a large gap starts a new block; larger text becomes a heading.
- 3The result is written as a .docx with real Word styles rather than a page of text boxes.
What it will not do
- Structure is inferred from geometry: text noticeably larger than the body becomes a heading, a wide vertical gap starts a new block, and a leading bullet makes a list item. Those rules are simple and can be wrong.
- Multi-column pages are read straight down rather than column by column.
- This recovers content, not layout. The result will not look like the original page.
- A scanned document has no text to recover. Run OCR first.
Where this runs
PDF to Word runs entirely inside this page. Your file is read by the browser, processed in memory and handed back to your downloads folder. It is never sent to a server, because there is no server involved in this tool.
Read the full processing model →Questions
No, and any tool promising that is overselling. Fonts, spacing and images are not reproduced. What you get back is the words, in order, with headings and lists intact and editable.