Pull a PDF's text into an editable Word file, free, in your browser. Built for getting text you can edit — not a pixel-perfect layout clone.
One file in, one editable .docx out.
Drop in the file you want converted
Selectable text is pulled out automatically — nothing to configure
Get a standard .docx file, ready to edit
This is the one place we want to be extra clear, because it changes whether this tool is right for what you need: FileSeb's PDF to Word converter extracts the PDF's underlying text and places it into a standard .docx file. It does not preserve layout, columns, fonts, or embedded images — it's built for getting words you can search, copy, and edit, not for producing a visual duplicate of the original page.
It also only works on PDFs that already contain real, selectable text. If your PDF is a scan or a photo of a document, there's no text layer to extract — run it through the OCR tool first to get selectable text, then convert that result.
If you need the original layout preserved exactly, this isn't the right tool for that job — but if you just need the words out of a PDF and into something you can actually edit, that's exactly what it's for.
No, and it's important to be upfront about that: this tool extracts the PDF's text into an editable .docx file. Layout, fonts, columns, and embedded images are not preserved. It's built for getting the words out to edit, not for recreating an exact visual copy in Word.
Only if the PDF already has real, selectable text. A scanned or photographed page has no underlying text layer, so this tool can't extract anything from it directly — run it through the OCR tool first, then convert the result.
Yes. The output is a standard .docx file, fully editable in Word, Google Docs, or any compatible word processor.
No. Conversion happens entirely inside your browser using JavaScript. Your PDF is never sent to a server.
