Convert PDF to a Word doc, free
Create a basic editable Word document from a PDF's text and images, in your browser. This is not exact reconstruction — complex layouts, tables, columns, and fonts may not be preserved.
Why this is useful
Online 'PDF to Word' converters upload your PDF to their servers. For private documents that's a real exposure. LocalSign extracts the text and images locally in your browser, so the PDF never leaves your device — at the cost of a simpler, basic Word output.
How to use it
- Open the PDF to DOCX tool and choose a PDF.
- Choose whether to include images and OCR for scanned pages.
- Click Convert to Word (.docx).
- Download and edit the file in Word, Google Docs, or LibreOffice.
Good to know
- Creates a basic editable Word doc — not exact PDF-to-Word reconstruction.
- Tables may simplify, columns may not match, and fonts may change.
- Scanned PDFs require OCR (English only) and may be inaccurate.
FAQ
Is the Word formatting exactly preserved?
No. It creates a basic editable document; complex layouts, tables, columns, and fonts may not be preserved.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. Text and images are extracted locally in your browser and the file is never uploaded.
Privacy & honesty
Your documents stay on your device — LocalSign has no servers that receive your files. Signatures, stamps, highlights, shapes, and other annotations are visual changes created by you. LocalSign does not verify, certify, notarize, or legally validate documents.