PDF to Word
Text, font sizes, colors and bold/italic are carried across into a Word document.
PDF to Word online, free and without limits
A contract arrives as a PDF and the other side wants tracked changes. Converting to Word gives you a document Word can genuinely edit: the text is extracted in reading order, page by page, and each run keeps its font size, color and its bold or italic emphasis. Page breaks fall where they did in the PDF. What is deliberately not attempted is guessing at complex multi-column layouts, form fields or vector drawings, because a converter that invents a layout produces something harder to fix than plain text would have been.
How to convert PDF to Word
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Upload the PDF you want to edit in Word.
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Press PDF to Word — no settings are needed.
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Download the DOCX file.
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Open it in Word, Google Docs, LibreOffice Writer or Pages and edit normally.
What you get
- Font size, color and bold/italic emphasis are carried into the DOCX.
- Page order and page breaks match the original document.
- The result is a real Word file, not a PDF renamed or embedded as pictures.
- No email address, account or desktop software required.
Questions about PDF to Word
What people usually want to know before they upload a document.
Will the Word document look exactly like the PDF?
Text, sizes, colors and emphasis carry across, and the page order is kept. Precise positioning, multi-column layouts and vector graphics do not translate into Word's flow model, so expect a clean editable document rather than a pixel-perfect replica.
Can I convert a scanned PDF to Word?
Only if it already has a text layer from OCR. A pure image scan has no text to extract, so the conversion would produce an empty document.
Is there a page limit?
No. Convert as many pages as your file contains, as often as you like, up to the 100 MB upload size.
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