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PDF to Word

Turn a PDF letter or document back into an editable Word file so you can change the text.

Six A4 pages, each with a heading and a line of text. The DOCX should have six headings with their text and a page break between pages.

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Local limits: Max single file: 10 MB

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A practical guide

Edit the text again in Word.

  1. Choose one PDF with selectable text, up to 100 pages.
  2. Convert it; headings, paragraphs and page breaks are rebuilt from the text layer.
  3. Open the DOCX in Word, Pages or Google Docs and check it before editing.

Try this example

Convert a two-page tenancy letter PDF to DOCX, change the date and print it again.

Before

  • Report.pdf

After

  • Report.docx with headings and paragraphs
Input and expected output for this task. Illustrative example.

Before you start: Scanned pages need Searchable PDF first. Tables, columns and exact positions become plain paragraphs; check the layout before sharing.

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What you get

Convert a PDF with selectable text into an editable DOCX with headings, paragraphs and page breaks rebuilt from its text layer.

Limits and important details

One PDF with selectable text, up to 10 MB and 100 pages. Layout is rebuilt as headings and paragraphs; tables, columns and exact positions are not preserved.

Example

Convert the six-page sample: the DOCX has six headings, the body text of each page and a page break between pages.