Convert PDF to Word free
Convert a PDF to Word when you have to change the sentences, not when you only need to sign or stamp the page. PDF to Word builds a DOCX you can open in Microsoft Word or another editor and retype. That is a different job from the PDF editor, which places new text on top of the existing page and does not reflow the original lines.
It works best when the PDF was exported from a document and the text is selectable. If you cannot highlight a sentence in the PDF, the page is probably a scan, and the converter has little real text to put into Word. In that case you will get a page that looks like a picture sitting in a document. Do not expect a perfect replica of complex magazine layouts; simple reports, letters, and contracts come across more cleanly.
There is no signup and no watermark on the DOCX. The PDF is uploaded over HTTPS for the conversion and discarded after the request. When you are done editing in Word, you can export a PDF again if the recipient needs the fixed format back.
Get a DOCX from a PDF
- Confirm you can select text in the PDF. If you cannot, it is likely a scan.
- Open PDF to Word and upload the file.
- Download the DOCX and check headings and tables before you edit.
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FAQ
- Is the Word file really editable?
- Yes when the PDF contains real text. You can change the paragraphs in Word. A scanned page will not become clean typed text by conversion alone.
- Does this cost anything or add a watermark?
- No. The DOCX downloads without a watermark and without an account.