PDF to Word (DOCX)
betaThis free PDF to Word converter turns a PDF into an editable .docx document right in your browser. It rebuilds the text into real paragraphs and headings, and scanned or image-only pages fall back to on-device OCR — all without uploading your file anywhere.
Convert a PDF to an editable Word document (.docx) in your browser. Text and headings are reconstructed into real paragraphs; scanned pages fall back to on-device OCR. Nothing is uploaded.
Run OCR on every page instead of only pages with no selectable text.
Best for text documents. Complex tables and multi-column layouts may need cleanup afterwards.
The .docx has editable text: headings, paragraphs and reconstructed tables. Table detection is best-effort — complex or borderless tables and multi-column layouts may still need cleanup.
How to use PDF to Word (DOCX)
- 1 Drop a PDF (or click to browse) — it is processed entirely in your browser.
- 2 Pages with selectable text are extracted directly; scanned pages use on-device OCR automatically.
- 3 Tick “Force OCR” if your PDF is a scan the tool doesn’t detect as one.
- 4 The editable .docx downloads when it is ready.
Frequently asked questions
Is my PDF uploaded to a server?
No. The PDF is parsed, OCR’d and converted to Word entirely in your browser with JavaScript and WebAssembly. It never leaves your device.
Will the Word file look exactly like the PDF?
No — it contains editable, reflowable text (paragraphs and headings), not a pixel-perfect copy. Because PDF stores positioned glyphs rather than paragraphs, exact layout, tables and multi-column pages are reconstructed heuristically and may need cleanup. This is a fundamental limit of PDF→Word, not specific to this tool.
Does it work on scanned PDFs?
Yes. Pages with no selectable text are run through on-device OCR to recover the words, and you can force OCR on every page with the checkbox.
Which languages does the OCR read?
The on-device OCR is tuned for Latin-script text (including English and Indonesian). Other scripts may be less accurate.