PDF to Word
Reconstructs a PDF's paragraphs, bold and italic text, embedded pictures and tables — bordered or not — into a genuine .docx you can edit in Word. Multi-column layouts are read in the correct order, and a title or page number repeating on every page becomes a real Word header or footer instead of an inline paragraph.
Processed entirely in your browser — your files are never uploaded to a server.
Rebuilds paragraphs from vertical spacing, bold/italic from the original font, and tables from the PDF's own text. Bordered tables are detected reliably; borderless tables fall back to an AI structure-detection model that's less reliable. Exact positioning isn't reconstructed, since a PDF has no paragraph or table model to begin with.
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Reconstructs paragraphs, bold and italics into an editable .docx
How it works
- The PDF is parsed to recover the position, font, and style of every piece of text on the page — not just the pixels that make up each letter.
- Nearby lines are grouped into paragraphs based on the vertical spacing between them, and bold or italic is detected from the font each run actually uses.
- Tables are rebuilt from ruling lines (or an AI layout model when there are none), and pictures are cropped out and placed in reading order alongside the text.
- A real .docx file is assembled from that recovered structure and downloaded directly — the PDF never leaves your browser.