PDF to Word Converter

PDF to Word Converter: Extract Editable Text Safely

Core Idea: This tool converts a PDF into editable text (DOCX / TXT / RTF) directly in your browser—no uploads—by parsing page content with PDF.js then rebuilding lightweight document markup.

How It Works: The PDF is read locally, text items are ordered by page coordinates, grouped into paragraphs, then exported to HTML and packaged as the chosen format. Images are skipped unless described optionally.

Sanity Checks: Compare page count, headings order, paragraph breaks, and look for merged words or missing accents. If spacing looks off, try a different extraction mode (layout vs text).

Shortcuts: Need raw copy? Use Plain Text. Want basic styling? Use DOCX (default). Preserve approximate layout? Pick Layout mode. Large PDFs—process in a modern desktop browser.

Pitfalls: Scanned PDFs (no embedded text) won’t convert (no OCR). Complex tables, multi-column layouts, and decorative spacing may flatten. Embedded fonts and exact styling aren’t replicated.

Micro-examples: 12‑page contract → Text mode → clean clauses. Academic paper with two columns → Layout mode preserves line flow better. Flyer scan (image-only) → produces empty output (needs OCR elsewhere).

Mini-FAQ:

Does this upload my PDF? No—local only.
Tables supported? Sometimes; complex grids flatten to lines.
Images extracted? Not in current text-focused build.
OCR? Not available yet.

Action Tip: After download, run a quick search for key clauses or numbers to verify completeness before sharing.

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PDF to Word Converter: Extract Editable Text Safely

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