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PDF to Word (DOCX)

A document you can edit

Up to 2 GB on a computer, 200 MB on a phone. It depends on free memory.

Word gets the paragraphs and extracted raster images, page by page. Columns, fonts, forms and complex layouts won't come across exactly. For scanned documents, run OCR first.

    Your file stays on your device. No sign-up, no limits.

    PDF to Word creates a DOCX file in which you can edit paragraphs and move images around. Text is laid out page by page. Columns, unusual fonts and forms won't come across exactly, so look the document over in Word before you send it on. Run a scanned PDF through OCR first, or Word will only get pictures.

    How it works

    Blank lines between paragraphs help the tool tell them apart. Tables turn into ordinary text; if you need a proper table, PDF to Excel does a better job.

    Choose the file and press “Make Word document”.

    Worked example

    Your CV only exists as a PDF; the Word original stayed on an old laptop. Convert it to DOCX, add your new job and save it as a fresh version. Before sending it out, put it next to the old PDF and make sure no paragraph went missing.

    Questions people ask

    Can I convert a PDF to Word without losing formatting?

    With a simple document of headings, paragraphs and images, the result stays close to the original. Columns, tables and special fonts need some manual tidying.

    Can I edit the text afterwards?

    Yes. Text from the PDF becomes normal text in Word.

    Why are my charts missing?

    Vector drawings aren't extracted as images. If you need the whole page as it looks, use PDF to PNG.

    Will the DOCX open in Google Docs or LibreOffice?

    Yes, both open DOCX files. Layout may shift slightly between programs.

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    Updated: 13 November 2026