PDF → Word

Convert PDF files to editable Word documents (.docx) — entirely in your browser.

Drop .pdf files here

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How this works

We read your PDF in the browser using pdf.js, extract the text along with its position, font size, and styling (bold, italic, hyperlinks), reconstruct paragraphs and headings, and write a new .docx file with the docx library. You get a Word document you can open and edit.

Your file never leaves your device. Verify in DevTools — the Network tab shows zero outbound requests during conversion.

Best for

Text-heavy single-column PDFs (memos, reports, articles, CVs, contracts)
PDFs that were originally created from Word or another text-based source
Documents with hyperlinks — links are preserved in the Word output
Documents with bold and italic formatting — preserved when font names allow detection

What may not round-trip well

Scanned PDFs — these contain images of text, not text. OCR is coming in a later release.
Multi-column layouts — text from adjacent columns may interleave incorrectly.
Tables — flattened to plain paragraphs in v1.
Images, charts, and figures — text extracted, visuals dropped in v1.
Headers, footers, and footnotes — may merge into the body text.
Exact fonts — output uses Word's default styles, not the original fonts.
Password-protected PDFs — you'll need to remove the password first.