Convierte un PDF en un documento de Word (.docx) editable con sus párrafos y títulos.
Only need the plain text? Use PDF to Text. Converting the other way? Use Word to PDF.
The text, paragraphs, headings (from larger font sizes) and bold text, so you can edit the document in Word, Google Docs or LibreOffice. Images, tables, columns and exact positions aren't recreated; for those, retype or copy them from the PDF.
The PDF is probably a scan, so its pages are pictures without text. Converting those needs OCR (text recognition), which you can do with the Scanned PDF to Text tool.
No. PDFs store text at fixed positions, while Word flows text into paragraphs. The converter rebuilds paragraphs so the text is easy to edit, which means the line breaks and page breaks may differ.
No. The PDF is read and the Word file is created in your browser.
