PDF → Office
PDF to Word, Excel, PowerPoint or ODT — editable text and tables.
Output: 📝 Word · text & tables · 📊 Slides · page images · 📈 Excel · row per line · 📄 ODT · text & tables
Free · No sign-up · Files deleted in 1 hour
How to PDF → Office
- Upload your PDFDrag in the PDF you want to convert back to an editable format.
- Choose the output formatPick Word (.docx), Excel (.xlsx), PowerPoint (.pptx) or OpenDocument (.odt).
- DownloadYou get the text and any tables as editable content. Page layout, fonts and images are not reproduced — scanned pages are read with OCR.
PDF to Word Converter — Also Excel, PowerPoint & ODT, Free
Turn a PDF back into an editable file — DOCX for Word, XLSX for Excel, PPTX for PowerPoint, or ODT for OpenDocument — so you can edit, repurpose, or pull data out of a document that started life as a fixed PDF.
Every page is read with OCR before it's rebuilt in your chosen format, which means it works on scanned or image-only PDFs, not just ones with a text layer already in place. DOCX and XLSX come back as clean, searchable text — one paragraph or row per line rather than a byte-for-byte layout clone — while PPTX keeps each page as a slide image with the recognised text placed in the speaker notes, so the visual layout stays intact and the text stays searchable.
That trade-off is deliberate: the result is genuinely editable, not pixel-identical to the source — expect plain paragraphs rather than a preserved multi-column layout in Word, and one line per row rather than true spreadsheet columns in Excel. Select a page range if you only need part of the document; files are processed securely and deleted automatically after an hour. Conversion is free, needs no sign-up, runs in the browser and takes PDFs up to 50 MB.
- DOCX, XLSX, PPTX or ODT output
- OCR-based — works on scanned and image-only PDFs too
- Select a page range instead of converting the whole file
- PPTX keeps each page as a slide image with searchable notes
- No Acrobat and no Word licence required
- The PDF and the converted file both clear after an hour
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert PDF to Word?
Upload your PDF, choose DOCX as the output format, optionally set a page range, and Dudle converts it to an editable Word document — free, no sign-up.
Does converting PDF to Word keep the original formatting?
Not exactly — conversion runs through OCR, so text comes back as clean, editable paragraphs rather than a pixel-identical clone of the original layout. Complex multi-column pages or precise fonts won't carry over; simple, mostly-text pages come through cleanest.
How do I convert a scanned PDF to an editable Word doc?
The same way as any other PDF — upload it and choose DOCX. Conversion always runs through OCR, so scanned and image-only pages convert just like ones with a native text layer.
Can I convert PDF tables into an editable Excel spreadsheet?
You can get the text into XLSX — each page becomes a sheet with one line of recognised text per row — but it's not automatic cell-by-cell table detection, so multi-column tables will need some manual re-splitting into columns once they're in Excel.
What's the best free PDF to Word converter?
That depends on what you need — if you want a real editable document without installing software or signing up, Dudle's PDF to Word tool converts free, works on scanned PDFs too, and deletes your files automatically after an hour.