PDF to Word converter
Turn a PDF into a Word document you can edit. Headings, lists, tables and images come across as real Word content.
How to use the PDF to Word converter
- Upload your PDF.
- Choose Word as the format, and A4 or Letter paper.
- Download your .docx file and edit it in Word.
What stays intact
- Headings as real Word headings
- Bulleted and numbered lists
- Tables that have ruled lines
- Images and figures
- Clean pages without repeated headers and footers
About the PDF to Word converter
When to use it
Use it when you have a PDF of a report, a draft or an article and need to change the text, reuse a section, or send an editable version to someone else.
How it works
The converter reads the structure of the PDF, finds headings, lists, tables and pictures, and then builds a brand-new Word document from them. That is why you get real Word headings and tables you can edit, rather than text boxes placed on the page.
What to expect
The result is a clean, consistent document, not an exact copy of the original design. Fonts, colours and spacing follow a tidy standard style. For forms, brochures with heavy design, or scanned pages, a different tool will serve you better.
Paper size
The Word file uses A4 by default, or US Letter if you choose it before converting.
Frequently asked questions
- Will it look exactly like my PDF?
- The structure is kept, but the result is a clean, editable document rather than a pixel-perfect copy of the original layout.
- Does it work with scanned PDFs?
- Not yet. Scanned pages need OCR, which is not included. PDFs created from a document or exported from software work well.
- Is it free?
- Yes, with no sign-up. Files are never stored.