Convert a PDF to an editable Word file
An online tool to convert a PDF into a Word .docx file you can edit — pull quotes from an article into an email, get a contract's body into Word for review with track changes, or extract a research paper for translation. Every positioned text run is grouped into lines and paragraphs by vertical position; lines with a bigger font are promoted to Heading 1/2/3 so your document outline survives. Output is text-only — multi-column layouts collapse to one column, tables flatten into paragraphs, embedded images are dropped. For pixel-exact layout recovery, Microsoft Word's native PDF Open command stays the right tool; this one is for cases where the words matter more than the shape.
How to convert PDF to Word
Drop in the PDF whose text you want back in editable form.
Heading detection on/off, page breaks on/off.
Text and heading structure are extracted into a clean .docx in a few seconds.
Open in Word, LibreOffice, Google Docs, anywhere.
Extract text from a PDF into an editable .docx
Settings
This PDF has no text layer — the pages are saved as pictures. They can be recognized right here: the browser downloads a model once and takes it from cache afterwards. Recognition errs more often than reading a ready text layer, so the result is worth re-reading.