PDF to Word
Reads the text layer, works out where the lines and paragraphs are from how the words sit on the page, and writes a .docx you can open and edit in Word, Google Docs or LibreOffice.
The words, their order and the paragraph breaks come across. Fonts, columns, tables and images do not — PDF records where each fragment of text was drawn, not what it means. A scanned PDF has no text at all and will be rejected rather than returning an empty document.
The document is parsed on your device — no upload, no queue, no size cap beyond your own memory.
Keep a page break between pages, and optionally a Page n heading before each, so a long document stays navigable.
Text fragments are grouped into lines, lines into paragraphs, and the result written as Word XML.
It opens in Word, Google Docs, Pages and LibreOffice.
The words, their reading order, line breaks and paragraph breaks. What does not: fonts, sizes, colours, columns, tables, images, headers and footers. PDF stores where each fragment of text was drawn, not what it means, so anything beyond the characters has to be guessed at.
A gap between two lines noticeably bigger than the leading is treated as a paragraph break, which is how a human reads a page too. Justified text, tight leading and multi-column layouts all confuse this — check the result.
A photographed or scanned page has no characters in it, only pixels. This tool will tell you it found no text rather than handing back an empty document with no explanation.
A calm, fast PDF workspace. Free to use, private by default.
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