Convert PDF to Word
Turn a PDF into a .docx: an image of every page that matches the original, followed by the extracted text arranged in editable paragraphs.
Runs in your browser — your files are never uploaded
How to use it
- Choose a PDF file.
- Pick “Page images + text” or “Text only”.
- Click convert, then open the file in Word.
What it does
- Arabic text is extracted as normal letters in the correct order, not as reversed presentation forms.
- Consecutive lines are grouped into paragraphs based on their position on the page.
- A page image keeps the original look intact.
- The result opens in Word, LibreOffice and Google Docs.
Limits you should know
PDF is a fixed-layout format, so conversion can never be perfect: we do not rebuild tables or the original layout, and lines that mix Arabic with digits may come out in a different order. That is why we place the page image next to the text. Scanned PDFs contain no text, so you get page images only.
Frequently asked questions
Why does each page also appear as an image?
The image guarantees the original look survives even if some text cannot be extracted. Choose “Text only” if you do not need it.
Does it work with scanned PDFs?
You get the page images, but there is no text to extract because the file is just pictures.
Is the result editable?
Yes, the extracted text is fully editable.