PDF to Word

For a text-heavy document — a report, contract, essay or letter — the wording and paragraph structure come through cleanly and headings are detected from font size. What it does not reproduce is the visual layout: multi-column pages, tables and image placement all become plain flowing text in reading order. A designed brochure will not look like the original.

Your PDF is a scan, which is a photograph of a page rather than stored characters. There is genuinely nothing to extract. Recognising words in an image needs OCR, which this tool does not do.

Not as tables. A PDF stores table cells as text at coordinates, so they arrive as separate lines. Simple two-column tables usually stay readable; complex ones need rebuilding in Word.

They are not carried across — the output is text only. Use PDF to JPG if you need the pictures, then place them in Word yourself.

Yes — free for life, with no catch. There is no premium tier, no trial that expires and no feature withheld behind a payment. PDF to Word does the complete job at no cost.

No. There is no sign-up, no email address to hand over and no account system of any kind. Open the page and pdf to word is ready to use immediately.

None. Use pdf to word as many times as you like, today and every day, with no hourly cap, no queue and no watermark on what comes out. Because the processing happens on your own device rather than our servers, there is nothing for us to ration.