Convert PDF to Word
Extract the text and images from a PDF file into an editable Word (.docx) document, right in your browser.
Drag a PDF file here or click to choose one
One file at a time⚠️ Note: this tool extracts text and images into a Word document with simple formatting (paragraphs and headings), without trying to match tables, columns, or the exact original layout.
Toopec's PDF to Word tool extracts your file's content — text (with large text detected as headings) and embedded images — into a real Word document (.docx) you can open and edit in Microsoft Word or Google Docs. Because everything runs in your browser with no server, the tool can't match precise formatting like tables and columns the way professional conversion software can, but it's a fast and fully private option when your goal is extracting the content to edit it.
How to Convert PDF to Word
- Click to choose a PDF file or drag it into the box above.
- Choose whether to include the images found in the file.
- Click "Convert to Word" and wait for processing to finish.
- A Word (.docx) file will download automatically, ready to open and edit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the conversion keep the original formatting?
Since the tool runs entirely in your browser with no server, it extracts the text (with large text detected as headings) and images and places them into a Word document with simple formatting, without trying to match tables, columns, or the exact original layout.
Does it work with scanned PDFs (image-only)?
This tool extracts text that actually exists inside the file. If your file is scanned images with no text layer, use the Document Scanner tool first to add a searchable text layer before converting.
Is my file uploaded to a server?
No, the entire conversion happens locally in your browser, and your file never leaves your device.
Can I convert several files at once?
Currently the tool supports converting one PDF file at a time, to ensure accurate processing of each page.
Why does some text appear in the wrong order?
The tool extracts text based on its position on the page; files with multiple columns or complex layouts may not extract in the exact reading order.
Can I open the resulting file in Google Docs?
Yes, the resulting file is a standard .docx compatible with Microsoft Word, Google Docs, LibreOffice, and any other program that supports the Word format.
What file size can be converted?
There's no fixed limit, but very large files (hundreds of pages or high-resolution images) may take longer to process depending on your device's performance.