Convert PDF to Word
Instantly, In Your Browser

Never. Everything runs entirely in your browser using PDF.js (Mozilla) for reading the PDF and docx.js for building the Word file. Your file never leaves your device — not even a single byte.

PDF is a fixed-layout format — it stores visual positions on a page, not logical document structure. Converting it back to a flowing Word document requires reconstructing structure from those positions. Text-heavy PDFs convert very well; complex multi-column layouts and image-heavy PDFs may need manual editing after conversion.

This usually means the PDF is scanned — each page is just a photo, not actual selectable text. Scanned PDFs require OCR (optical character recognition) to extract text, which is not available in browser-based tools due to processing limitations. Try Adobe Acrobat or a dedicated OCR service for scanned documents.

Currently no — embedded images from PDFs are not extracted and included in the .docx output. Only text content is converted. Image extraction support is planned for a future update.

When enabled, the converter analyzes font sizes across all pages to establish a baseline body text size. Lines rendered with significantly larger fonts (typically 1.4×–2.0× the median) are tagged as Heading 1, 2, or 3 in the Word document — so they appear properly in Word's navigation panel and table of contents.