PDF to Word/OpenDocument
Runs locally in your browser. Nothing leaves your device.Convert PDF directly in your browser to editable DOCX or ODT documents. No upload.
How it works
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Select a PDF and choose the format
Load one or more PDF files and choose DOCX for Word or ODT for LibreOffice/OpenOffice.
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Set layout mode and page range
Choose Block, Flow, or Text only, plus optionally a page range and other options such as hyphenation joining.
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Open or download the result
Open the generated file directly in the browser if supported, or download it individually or as a ZIP.
Good to know
PDF to Word/OpenDocument offers three layout modes instead of a single conversion style: “Block” keeps the original layout and positions as close to the source as possible (best for tables and fixed layouts), “Flow” creates a continuously editable Word document with tables, lists, links, and images, and “Text only” extracts plain text without layout. Output formats are DOCX for Word and ODT for LibreOffice/OpenOffice.
Conversion runs locally in the browser. The tool does not include OCR - scanned pages are not turned into editable text; use PDF to Images instead for full page images.
Typical use cases
Keep tables and layout faithful to the original
Use the “Block” layout mode when positions, tables, and the visual layout of a form, invoice, or report need to be preserved.
Edit longer documents continuously
Choose the “Flow” layout mode for reports, contracts, or articles that you want to keep editing as continuously flowing Word text with tables, lists, and links.
Quickly reuse just the plain text
Use “Text only” when layout, images, and links don't matter and you just want to quickly move the content into another document, an email, or a note.
Tips for better results
Pick the right layout mode for your purpose
“Block” is limited to a maximum number of pages per file and optimized for layout fidelity; “Flow” is better suited to longer, freely editable documents. Choose based on what you need the document for.
Check hyphenation and links after conversion
The “Join obvious hyphenation” option automatically merges split words; still spot-check that words and safe links carried over correctly.
Features
Three layout modes
Choose between layout-faithful Block, editable Flow, or a plain text extract.
Merge hyphenation, keep safe links
Options to merge obvious hyphenation and preserve safe links improve the readability of the result.
DOCX and ODT, individually or as a ZIP
Create Word or OpenDocument files for several PDFs at once and download them individually or together as a ZIP.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between Block, Flow, and Text only?
Block keeps positions and layout as close to the original as possible and is limited to a maximum number of pages per file. Flow creates a continuously editable document with tables, lists, links, and images. Text only extracts plain text without layout, images, or links.
Does the tool work with scanned PDFs?
No, OCR is not included. Scanned pages are not turned into editable text. Use PDF to Images instead to export the pages as full image files.
Are tables and images preserved?
In Flow mode, yes, as far as possible, including tables, lists, safe links, and embedded images. In Block mode, the exact position is also preserved. In Text only mode, tables, images, and links are not carried over.
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