Convert PDF to Word Without Losing Formatting
Convert text-based PDFs into editable Word documents while keeping the layout close to the original. Batch conversion supported — select or drag multiple files.
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Convert nowBatch supported — drag or select up to 30 files; 50 MB per file; 150 MB per selection.
Browser-only tools keep files on your device. Server-processed uploads are automatically deleted within 60 minutes.
Free conversions available — no sign-up required.
Upload your PDF and get back an editable .docx file in seconds. Paragraphs, tables, lists and images are rebuilt so you can start editing right away instead of retyping.
How it works
- Upload your PDF file (or drag it into the box).
- Wait a few seconds while the converter rebuilds the document.
- Download your editable Word file. That's it.
Why use this tool
- Layout-first conversion: headings, tables and columns stay where they were.
- No software to install - works in any modern browser, including on mobile.
- Uploaded files are temporarily processed and automatically deleted within 60 minutes.
- Free to use without signing up; daily conversion limits apply.
Frequently asked questions
Is the converted Word file really editable?
Yes. The output is a standard .docx file that opens in Microsoft Word, WPS Office, Google Docs and LibreOffice. Text, tables and images can all be edited.
Will the formatting match the original PDF?
Our converter prioritizes layout fidelity. Simple documents usually come out near-identical; very complex multi-column layouts may need minor touch-ups.
My PDF is a scan - can I still convert it?
A scanned PDF contains pictures of text, not real text. Use our Scanned PDF to Word tool instead - it runs OCR to recognize the characters and rebuild an editable document.
Is there a file size limit?
Free and Basic support files up to 50 MB per file. Pro supports files up to 100 MB. Paid plans have no daily cap for standard conversions; OCR uses monthly credits.
Will the Word file keep the PDF formatting?
The converter prioritizes layout fidelity and preserves common text, tables, lists and images. Complex columns or unusual fonts may need minor touch-ups.