Convert your PDF into an editable .docx document — with text, images, formatting and positions preserved.
This tool extracts the text and images from the PDF and recreates each element's position, font size, bold and italic. It works very well for text documents and standalone images; PDFs with complex tables or tightly spaced columns may not come out perfectly.
Choose the document you want to turn into an editable Word file.
It detects paragraphs, headings, bold/italic and images on each page, rebuilding the document's structure.
Open the result in Word, LibreOffice or Google Docs and edit freely.
The tool tries to preserve as much formatting as possible (paragraphs, bold, italic, images in their approximate position), but PDFs with very complex layouts (columns, elaborate tables) may not come out exactly the same — they're always editable, even if some details need manual adjusting.
Only if the PDF already has a recognizable text layer. For a PDF that's just a scanned image, first use "Make PDF searchable" to run OCR, and then convert it to Word.
Yes, images embedded in the PDF are extracted and inserted into the Word document, close to where they appeared in the original.
No. All processing happens inside your own browser — the file never leaves your computer or passes through any external server. You can confirm this by disconnecting from the internet once the page has loaded: the tool keeps working normally.
No. PDFsy doesn't ask for sign-up, an account or payment — just open the page and use the tool.
Yes. PDFsy offers PDF tools equivalent to iLovePDF's — merge, convert, compress, protect and much more — available in 25 languages, with no usage limits, no need to create an account, and 100% local processing in your browser, without uploading any file to any server.