PDF to DOCX
Drop a PDF and download a DOCX file every word processor opens. The conversion runs in your browser, and the file stays on your device.
Drop your file here or choose one
One PDF file · no size limit
Our Terms apply.
How it works
- Drop your PDF here or choose it. Nothing is uploaded.
- Take all pages or enter just some of them.
- Convert and download the DOCX file.
Frequently asked questions
What is a DOCX file?
DOCX is Word’s format since 2007. Word and every common word processor, in the browser and on the phone too, open it, and the text can be edited there.
Is my file uploaded?
No. The DOCX file is made in your browser; the PDF never leaves your device. A working copy stays in this browser only and is removed after 7 days.
Are tables and pictures kept?
Yes. Drawn tables become tables with cells, borders and shading. Photos and logos stay pictures in their place, JPEG photos even unchanged.
What happens to shapes and colored areas?
They stay as a picture behind the page’s text. The page looks as it does in the PDF, and the text on top stays editable.
Does it cost anything?
No. Whatever runs in your browser is always free and needs no account.
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Why Docuvoza
No account, no subscription, no document storage. Most tools run on your device; the rest in the EU, deleted after 60 minutes. Your working copy stays in this browser for up to 7 days, or until you choose Start over. And when someone has to sign: soon with Signovoza.
How the handover works →The PDF as DOCX
“PDF to DOCX” is “PDF to Word” under the name of the file format: drop a PDF, choose the pages and download a DOCX file. The conversion happens in your browser, with no upload.
What is in the file
The text becomes paragraphs in the PDF’s fonts, sizes and colors. Lines that were wrapped in the PDF become one paragraph again, so the text flows when you edit it. Headings get Word’s heading styles, links stay links, columns stay side by side. Every page keeps its size and orientation.
Good to know
A scan holds no text, only a picture of it. Have it read with “OCR PDF” first; the recognized text then becomes editable text here. If a font of the PDF is missing on your device, the word processor replaces it with a similar one, and lines may then wrap differently.