PDF Creator

Convert PDF to Word

Turn a PDF into an editable DOCX document. Text, images and tables come out ready to work on in Word.

Processed securely · deleted immediately

Step by step

How to convert PDF to Word

  1. Upload your PDF

    Drop the PDF into the box above or click to browse. Files up to 4 MB are supported, which covers most everyday documents.

  2. Click Convert to Word

    The converter rebuilds your PDF as an editable DOCX — paragraphs become real text, tables become real tables, and images stay in place.

  3. Download and edit

    Open the downloaded file in Microsoft Word, Google Docs or LibreOffice and start editing right away.

The case for it

Why convert PDFs to Word here?

Actually editable output

The result is a genuine DOCX with flowing text and real tables — not a picture of your PDF pasted into a Word file.

Skip the retyping

Recovering a contract or report you only have as a PDF beats rebuilding it from scratch. Convert it and pick up where the original left off.

No software to install

Everything runs in the browser. You don't need Adobe Acrobat or any desktop converter.

Confidential files stay confidential

Documents are converted in memory and deleted the moment your DOCX is ready — never stored, never logged.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Will the Word file look like my PDF?

For PDFs that were created digitally (from Word, Google Docs, or similar), the layout usually carries over closely — text, tables and images land where they should. Heavily designed layouts may need minor touch-ups.

Can I convert a scanned PDF to Word?

Scanned PDFs are pictures of text, so the output will contain images rather than editable text. OCR support for scanned documents is on our roadmap.

Which Word format do I get?

You get a .docx file, which opens in Microsoft Word, Google Docs, LibreOffice and Pages.

Is there a size limit?

PDFs up to 4 MB are supported.

Is my document stored on your servers?

No. The conversion happens in memory and your file is deleted immediately after the DOCX is generated.

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