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Convert scanned PDFs to Word.

Turn a photographed or scanned PDF into editable Word text using OCR.

✓ Free✓ No registration✓ No watermark✓ Preserve formatting✓ Secure file deletion

Drop a file or click to upload

Free up to 10MB · Max 50MB

No watermarkFiles auto-deletedNo registration required

A scanned PDF is really just an image — there's no text to copy. PDF2Worder runs OCR on scanned pages to recognize the text, then rebuilds it as an editable Word document.

Three steps

Upload. Convert. Download.

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Upload your file

Drag it in or browse — we detect the format the moment it lands.

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Convert

One click starts the conversion — no settings to fuss over.

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Download

Your converted file is ready to open, edit, and share.

Benefits

Why people use this instead of guessing.

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Preserves formatting

Fonts, spacing, tables and images stay where they belong.

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Works on any device

Runs in the browser on desktop, tablet or phone — no app needed.

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Secure processing

Files are encrypted in transit and deleted automatically after conversion.

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No installation

Nothing to download — convert and you're done.

Use cases

Built for the documents you actually handle.

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Resumes

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Contracts

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Reports

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Assignments

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Scanned documents

FAQ

Questions about this tool.

Will my formatting be preserved? +

Yes — fonts, spacing, tables and images carry over into the Word file.

Can I convert a scanned PDF? +

Yes, scanned PDFs are processed with OCR so the text becomes editable.

Is there a file size limit? +

Files up to 50MB are supported on the free tier.

Will there be a watermark on my Word file? +

No — output files never include a watermark.

What happens to my file after conversion? +

It's automatically and securely deleted from our servers.

About scanned pdf to word

Scanned documents store pages as images, so a normal converter finds no text to extract. Optical character recognition reads the shapes on the page and reconstructs the underlying text, which is what allows a scanned contract or old report to become editable again.