Convert PDF to editable Word
Turn any PDF into a genuinely editable Word document — not a picture of one. Most free converters either dump unformatted text or embed each page as an image you can't edit. This converter parses the document's real structure: headings stay headings, tables become actual Word tables with the right columns, lists stay lists, and reading order is preserved even across multi-column pages.
Scanned PDFs work too. If your file is a scan or photo-based PDF, built-in OCR reads the text automatically (including Hindi and other Devanagari scripts) before rebuilding it as an editable document. There is nothing to configure — drop the file, get a .docx.
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Drop your PDF below or click to choose it (up to 25 MB / 120 pages).
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The document is parsed — layout analysis plus OCR for scanned pages.
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Download your editable .docx. Files are deleted automatically within 24 hours.
Four Word modes are available in the full converter: Editable text (best for rewriting), TrueLayout (identical look with editable text — designed pages come back as themselves), Preserve layout (exact positioning — best for forms), and Exact look (a pixel-faithful copy where text is an image). The quick converter on this page uses the reflow mode, which produces the cleanest editable document for most files.
Everything runs in a private, isolated workspace: no account, no email, and every uploaded file and converted result is permanently deleted within 24 hours. Documents are never used for anything except your conversion.
PDF to Word — questions
Does it work with scanned PDFs?
Yes. Scanned pages are OCR'd automatically before conversion, so the Word file contains real, editable text.
Will my tables survive?
Yes — tables are detected structurally and rebuilt as real Word tables, not screenshots. Complex merged-cell layouts may simplify slightly.
Is it really free?
Completely. No account, no watermark, no page limit beyond the 25 MB / 120-page fair-use cap.