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Convert PDF to Word

Turn any PDF into an editable .docx with text, formatting, embedded images, and detected tables. Everything runs in your browser.

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PDF files up to 100 MB

01Why this converter

Turn a PDF into an editable doc.

Four reasons contract managers, researchers, and recruiters open this page instead of retyping a PDF into Word.

  • 01

    Edit it like a Word doc

    The output is a real .docx — paragraphs, headings, line breaks. Open in Word, Google Docs, Pages, or LibreOffice and start editing.

  • 02

    Paragraphs reconstruct properly

    Text is grouped back into paragraphs by line position, not just dumped one line at a time. Less manual reflow on the other side.

  • 03

    Runs in your browser

    Text is extracted by pdfjs and rebuilt into a docx file locally. Even a 200-page document is done before you've decided what to rename it.

  • 04

    Documents stay yours

    Contracts, transcripts, drafts — none of it gets uploaded. Conversion happens in the page, then closes when you do.

02How it works

Three steps to editable text.

  1. Drop PDF
    report.pdf4.6 MB · 32 pages

    Step 1Drop the PDF

    Drag in a file up to 100 MB. Best results come from PDFs with real text (not pure-image scans).

  2. Mode
    Extract textAuto paragraphs

    Step 2Click Convert

    The tool extracts the text page by page, groups it into paragraphs, and assembles a clean .docx. No options to wrestle with.

  3. DOCX ready
    report.docxDOCX · 280 KB

    Step 3Download the .docx

    Save the Word file and open it anywhere. Edit, comment, track changes — the document behaves like one you typed yourself.

03Use cases

When a PDF needs to keep moving.

A PDF is usually the final form of a document. When it's not — when you need to edit, translate, or paste from it — this is where you start.

  • Edit a contract you only got as PDF

    Counter-party sent the agreement as PDF. Pull it into Word, redline your changes, send back as a tracked-changes draft.

    contract.pdf → contract.docx
  • Turn a research paper into a draft

    Quoting heavily from a paper? Convert it once, copy chunks into your own doc without retyping anything.

    paper.pdf → editable .docx
  • Run a PDF through a translator

    Most translation tools want Word, not PDF. Convert first, translate, you've got a clean editable result in the target language.

    EN PDF → EN docx → ES docx
  • Extract minutes or notes

    Meeting minutes shared as PDF? Drop them in, get a Word version you can paste into the next meeting agenda.

    Minutes.pdf → minutes.docx
  • Refresh an old CV

    Only have the PDF version of your resume? Pull it into Word, update dates and roles, export back to PDF when finished.

    CV.pdf → CV.docx → new CV.pdf
  • Quote a long PDF excerpt

    Need to paste a multi-paragraph excerpt into a blog post or email? Convert and copy — no retyping, no broken line breaks.

    Excerpt → ready to paste

04PDF vs DOCX

When each format wins.

PDFs are great when nothing is supposed to change. DOCX is great when everything still might. Here's how to pick.

AttributePDFDOCX (Word)
Editable textPDFPDF: viewers only, no real editingDOCX (Word)DOCX: full editing in Word/Docs
Layout fidelityPDFPDF: pixel-perfect, fixedDOCX (Word)DOCX: reflows when you edit
File sizePDFPDF: usually smallerDOCX (Word)DOCX: usually a bit larger
Comments & track changesPDFPDF: yes in AcrobatDOCX (Word)DOCX: built-in, universal
CompatibilityPDFPDF: opens anywhere, view-onlyDOCX (Word)DOCX: opens in Word, Docs, Pages, LibreOffice
Best for sharing finalsPDFPDF: the standardDOCX (Word)DOCX: still being worked on

05Quick tips

Get a cleaner conversion.

Habits that turn a rough auto-conversion into a polished .docx in a couple of minutes.

  • 01

    Best on text-based PDFs

    PDFs born from Word, Pages, or Google Docs convert cleanest. Scanned-paper PDFs need OCR first — this tool does not OCR.

  • 02

    Expect to re-style headings

    Paragraph structure survives, but heading levels often don't (since the PDF only knew about visible size, not semantic level). Re-apply Heading 1/2 in Word.

  • 03

    Round-trip to keep formatting

    Need a PDF at the end with new edits? Convert here, edit in Word, then use Word to PDF to round-trip back into a fresh PDF.

  • 04

    Search the DOCX for cleanup

    Stray spacing or odd line breaks? A quick find-and-replace in Word fixes most extraction quirks in under a minute.

06Loved by

Legal, research, and marketing use it daily.

  • Every supplier sends agreements as PDFs. I convert, redline in Word, send back with tracked changes. Saves the 'please send the docx' email every time.
    Mira N.
    Contract manager
  • Citing PDFs without retyping was a dream. Conversion isn't perfect but it's 95% there — I clean the rest in Word in a few minutes.
    Greg E.
    Graduate researcher
  • Got my CV as a PDF from a recruiter ten years ago. Converted to docx, freshened up the dates, exported back to PDF. Faster than rebuilding from scratch.
    Petra B.
    Marketing lead

07Questions

PDF to Word, plainly answered.

What people check before converting their first contract. Anything missing? hello@wirelogs.com.

01How well does conversion preserve formatting?

Text and paragraph structure carry over well. Fonts and exact spacing may shift because Word uses different layout rules than PDF. Headings reflow as regular paragraphs unless you re-apply heading styles in Word — that's typically a one-minute fix.

02Does it work on scanned PDFs?

No. The tool extracts real text, not text-from-images. If your PDF is a scan, run it through an OCR tool first to add a text layer, then convert. We don't currently offer OCR.

03Will tables and images come through?

Plain text and paragraph structure transfer reliably. Tables and embedded images do not — they're effectively dropped. For documents heavy in either, edit the .docx and re-insert the table/image you need.

04What's the maximum PDF size?

100 MB. Most everyday documents fit comfortably, even with hundreds of pages. For larger files, split the PDF first using the splitter and convert each chunk separately.

05Will the .docx open everywhere?

Yes. The output is a real Word .docx file. It opens in Microsoft Word, Google Docs, Apple Pages, LibreOffice, and most other word processors without any extra step.

06Is the tool truly free?

Yes. No usage cap, no watermarks, no premium tier, no sign-up. Convert as many PDFs as you want.

07Do you upload my file?

No. Extraction and document assembly run in your browser. Wirelogs never sees the PDF, which keeps contracts, drafts, and personal documents private.

08Can I convert password-protected PDFs?

Light protection (the everyday kind) tends to work. For PDFs with a true open password, unlock them in a viewer first, then drop the file here.

Ready when you are

Make that PDF editable again.

Drop a PDF into the tool above and save the .docx. Open it in Word, Google Docs, or Pages and pick up where the document left off.

  • .docxreal Word output
  • 100 MBmax file size
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