PDF to Word turns your PDF into a Word document that looks the same as the PDF. Every line of text stays exactly in place with its font, size, bold, italic and colour — and you can click and edit it in Word. Pictures, table lines, logos and backgrounds stay in place too. The DOCX opens in Microsoft Word, WPS and LibreOffice.
How to convert PDF to Word
- Click "Choose PDF file" and select your PDF.
- Keep "Same layout" (recommended), or choose "Flowing text" for long documents you want to rewrite.
- Click "Convert to Word".
- Download the DOCX file and open it in Word or Google Docs.
Why use ZentaPDF PDF to Word?
Frequently asked questions
Will the layout be exactly the same?
Yes, with "Same layout" every line of text is placed where it is in the PDF, with the same font, size and colour, and pictures, lines and backgrounds stay behind the text. If a font is not on your computer, Word uses a similar one. Choose "Flowing text" if you want paragraphs that re-flow while you type.
Can I convert a scanned PDF?
Scanned PDFs are pictures of pages, so the pages are kept as pictures. Text recognition (OCR) to make them editable is coming soon.
How do I edit a line?
Click on the text in Word and type. Each line sits in its own text frame, so the rest of the page does not move. Hindi and other complex scripts are kept as part of the page picture.
Is it really free? Do you add a watermark?
Yes, it is completely free with no sign-up, no watermark and no daily limits. The site is supported by a few non-intrusive ads.