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How to convert a PDF to Word for free

You need to edit a document that only exists as a PDF. Most converters make you upload the file to their servers and email you the result, or slap a watermark on it. If the PDF isn't sensitive that might be fine — but for a contract, a resume, or anything personal, a converter that works in your browser keeps the document on your device.

Step by step

  1. Open the PDF-to-Word tool

    Go to the PDF-to-Word tool and add your PDF. It's read in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

  2. Let it rebuild the structure

    The converter reconstructs paragraphs, headings, tables, lists, and images into an editable Word document.

  3. Download the .docx

    Export the Word file and open it in Word, Google Docs, or LibreOffice to edit.

  4. Check tricky layouts

    Complex multi-column or heavily designed pages convert best-effort — spot-check tables and columns after opening.

Convert a PDF to Word now

Why this stays private

  • Conversion runs on your device, so a private contract or resume never leaves your browser.
  • Structure — headings, tables, lists, images — is rebuilt, not flattened into one blob of text.
  • Free, with no signup and no watermark stamped on the output.

Questions

Is the converted file watermarked?
No. The .docx you download is clean — no watermark and no signup required.
Does it keep tables and images?
Yes — paragraphs, headings, tables, lists, and images are reconstructed. Very complex or multi-column layouts are best-effort, so review them after opening.
Is my PDF uploaded to convert it?
No. The conversion happens entirely in your browser; the file never touches a server.

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