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Convert PDF to Word
Get a DOCX you can edit in Word, Google Docs or Pages: the text flows in paragraphs with its fonts, sizes, bold and italic, headings stay headings, and images come along. Fix the PDF first if you like, then convert.
Drop a PDF here
or
- Editable DOCX
- Fonts, headings and images
- Columns in reading order
How it works
How to convert PDF to Word
Open the PDF
Drop it here or choose it. The editor opens with the download options on Word.
Check the text
A scan has no text to convert: press Recognize text first. You can also fix words, sign or redact before converting.
Download the DOCX
Press Download DOCX and open it in Word. Downloading needs a Week Pass or Pro.
What you get
Text you can work with
Paragraphs, not lines
Lines of a paragraph join into one, so the text rewraps when you edit it; words broken with a hyphen come back whole.
Faces and headings
Bold, italic, underline, color and size carry over; large short lines become Word headings, so the navigation pane works.
Columns in order
A two-column page is read down the left column, then the right, the way you read it.
Headers and page numbers
Text repeated at the top or bottom of every page becomes the Word header or footer; page numbers become a page number field.
FAQ
Questions and answers
Will the Word file look exactly like the PDF?
Close, not exact. The text, fonts, sizes, alignment and images come over, but it flows as paragraphs: tables become paragraphs and text laid over pictures follows them. That is what makes it easy to edit.
Can I convert a scanned PDF?
A scan is a picture with no text. Press Recognize text in the editor first (English and Ukrainian), then convert: the recognized text goes into Word.
Which fonts does it use?
The document’s own family when it is a common one, such as Times New Roman, Arial, Calibri or Georgia; otherwise a serif, sans-serif or monospace font of the same kind.
Does it work with Google Docs and Pages?
Yes. The file is a standard DOCX: open it in Word, upload it to Google Docs, or open it in Pages or LibreOffice.
Do I need an account?
Not to open the PDF and edit it. Downloading the DOCX needs a Week Pass ($6 for 7 days) or Pro, bought with an account.