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PDF to Word free conversion in a few seconds. Layout, fonts and tables stay where they are.
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PDF up to 50 MB · scanned documents work too
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Convert PDF to Word with a converter that's free the whole way through — here's what that means.
Fonts, headings, tables, columns and images come across in place, so the Word file looks like the PDF you started with rather than a wall of loose text.
No watermark, no logo, no "made with" line in the footer. It's an ordinary .docx you can send to a client or a professor exactly as it is.
About fifteen seconds, and no account anywhere in the process.
Drag it in or click to choose a file. Up to 50 MB, and scanned documents are fine.
One click. The PDF becomes a standard .docx with the original formatting kept.
Works in Word, Google Docs, Pages or LibreOffice. Edit it like any other document.
Including the ones you can't type into.
A PDF form that won't let you type becomes a Word document you can fill in, edit and print — no Acrobat licence, no asking whoever sent it for a different version.
A contract or form you scanned or photographed comes back as editable, searchable text rather than a flat picture. A clean, straight scan gives the best result.
Anywhere a PDF needs to become something you can actually change.
One file or a hundred. No daily limit, no counter, no paid tier hiding behind it.
Fair question. Here's the honest version.
Click the upload area or drag your PDF in, then click Convert to Word. Your editable .docx downloads straight away. It's a PDF to Word converter online for free — no account to create, no watermark on the document and no daily limit on how many files you convert. The whole thing takes a few seconds.
No. There's no sign up, no email and no password. Most converters make you register before the download button works and then cap you at two or three files a day. This one has no account system at all, so there's nothing to cap and nothing to expire.
No. The .docx you download is clean — no logo, no stamp, no line at the bottom, nothing added to the header or footer. It's a normal Word file you can send to a client, a professor or an employer exactly as it is.
Yes. Fonts, headings, paragraph spacing, tables, columns and images are carried across so the Word document looks like the PDF you started with. Very complex layouts such as multi-column magazine pages may shift slightly — true of every converter — but ordinary documents come through cleanly.
Yes. Scanned pages are converted as well as regular text PDFs, so a contract or form you photographed or scanned becomes editable text rather than a flat image. A clean, straight, well-lit scan gives the best results — a blurry or skewed one will need more tidying up afterwards.
Yes, that's the point. You get a standard .docx file, so you can open it in Microsoft Word, Google Docs, Apple Pages or LibreOffice and edit the text, change the formatting, fill in a form or copy sections into another document.
You can convert PDFs up to 50 MB, which covers almost everything including long scanned documents and files with a lot of images. There's no limit on how many files you convert in a day. If your PDF is larger, run it through Compress PDF first.
It's deleted automatically within one hour of conversion, and sooner once you've downloaded your Word document. Nothing is kept, nothing is read and nothing is shared. There's no account attached to your file because there are no accounts.
Same rules on every one: free, no sign up, no watermark.
More on the formats: the PDF specification from Adobe, and how the .docx format works on Wikipedia.