PDF → Word
Convert PDF to Word (.docx), text, or HTML — including scanned pages via OCR. No file is sent to a server.
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Note: conversion is 100% local in your browser — including OCR, which runs on a Tesseract engine loaded to your device (~14 MB on first use, then cached). It preserves text, headings, bold/italic, fonts, font sizes, alignment, lists, embedded images, and multi-column reading order in the .docx output. Tables are reconstructed with merged cells and column widths, repeating headers/footers and watermarks are removed, and hyphenated line breaks are rejoined. Exact page layout (spacing, floating elements) is still an approximation.
PDF to editable formats, locally
PDFs are designed for viewing, not editing — extracting their content into an editable format requires parsing the document's text streams, images, and layout. This tool does that parsing in your browser and rebuilds the content as a Word (.docx), plain text (.txt), or HTML file, with no upload involved.
Scanned PDFs contain page images rather than a text layer, so the tool runs OCR on them — a Tesseract engine that also runs entirely in your browser. OCR adds processing time per page and works best on clean, high-contrast scans.
Features
- Convert PDF to Word (.docx) for editing
- Extract plain text (.txt) for reuse elsewhere
- Convert to HTML for web publishing
- OCR for scanned, image-only pages — runs locally via Tesseract
- Embeds images from the PDF into the .docx
- Reconstructs tables — bordered ones with merged cells and column widths
- Preserves fonts, font sizes, bold/italic, and text alignment
- Detects multi-column layouts and keeps correct reading order
- Removes repeating headers, footers, and watermarks
- Files processed entirely on your device — nothing uploaded
When to use it
Use it to edit a document you only have as PDF, extract quotes or data from reports, repurpose PDF content for the web, or recover text from a file whose original source is unavailable.