100% free · runs in your browser

PDF to Word, ready to edit.

Real text comes out the other side — not a picture of your PDF — with font size and bold weight approximated so it doesn't all look the same.

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Max 150MB · converted locally, nothing is uploaded

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Font size kept, not flattened

Headings stay bigger than body text — we approximate each line's real font size instead of using one size for everything.

Bold text detected

Text using a bold font in the PDF comes out bold in Word too, so headings and emphasis aren't lost.

Scanned pages handled

Pages with no real text layer (like scans) are kept as a clear embedded image instead of coming out blank.

Stays on your device

Your PDF is processed locally in your browser. We never upload or store your documents.

Genuinely free

No signup, no watermark, no subscription — convert as many PDFs as you need.

No installation

Works directly in your browser on any device — nothing to download.

PDF to Word that keeps text looking like text

A common complaint with free PDF-to-Word converters: every line of the resulting document comes out the exact same size, headings included, because the tool just dumps every string of text at one default font size and calls it done. Our PDF to Word converter reads each line's actual font size and boldness from the PDF and carries that into the DOCX, so a heading still looks like a heading once it lands in Word.

What actually happens during conversion

Basic converters

Every line of text is pasted in at one fixed font size, so titles, body text and captions all look identical.

PDFLOVERS

Each line's font size and bold weight are read from the PDF itself, so the visual hierarchy of your document carries over.

Pages that have no real text at all — a scanned form, for instance — are automatically kept as a clear embedded image in the Word file instead of coming out blank, so nothing gets silently lost.

Where this helps

Reports & letters

Turn a finished PDF back into something you can revise and reuse.

Assignments

Pull text out of a PDF handout to quote or build on in your own document.

Contracts

Get an editable copy to redline or adapt a template you only have as a PDF.

Scanned documents

Recover a usable Word file from a scanned PDF, image included.

Tips for the best result

Frequently asked questions

Will the text actually be editable?Yes — the converter extracts the real text from your PDF and writes it into the DOCX as normal, editable Word text.
Do headings stay bigger than body text?Yes, in most cases. Each line's font size is read directly from the PDF, so the size difference between headings and body text is preserved.
What happens to bold or emphasized text?Text using a bold font in the original PDF is detected and comes out bold in the Word document.
What about scanned PDFs with no real text?Pages with no extractable text are embedded as a clear image in the Word document instead of being left blank.
Will complex layouts like tables convert perfectly?Multi-column layouts and complex tables are the hardest case for any browser-based converter and may need minor manual adjustment afterward.
Is my document safe during conversion?Yes — everything happens locally in your browser. Your PDF is never uploaded to a server.
Do I need Word installed to use this tool?No, only to open the resulting .docx file afterward. The conversion itself runs entirely in your browser.
Is there a page limit?No fixed page limit, though very large PDFs may take a little longer since everything runs on your device.