Get the text out of a PDF into an editable Word document.
Gets the text out of your PDF into an editable .docx, with headings, bullets and page breaks. Page layout, tables and pictures are not rebuilt.
Drop the PDF you want to edit.
If the pages are pictures of text, keep OCR on and pick the language.
Open it in Word, Google Docs or LibreOffice and edit.
No. The PDF is read and the Word file is built in your browser, so the document stays on your device.
No. This tool brings over the text, with headings, bullet points and page breaks. It does not rebuild columns, tables, pictures or exact fonts. For a document where layout matters most, check the result in Word.
Pages that are pictures of text have nothing to copy, so they are read with OCR (more than 50 languages). OCR can make mistakes, so proofread the result.
Text that is selectable in the PDF is carried over, and right-to-left text is set right-to-left in Word. For scanned pages, pick the language so OCR reads it correctly.
PDFs store text as positioned pieces, not paragraphs, so multi-column pages and unusual layouts can come out in a different order. Edit in Word to fix it.
Not directly. Remove the password first, then add the file.