Convert PDF to Word, Excel and PowerPoint — and Back
PDFs are perfect for sharing, but terrible for editing. When you need to change the content, converting to an Office format is the way to go — and the reverse is just as useful when you want a locked-down, universally-readable file.
PDF to Word
Need to edit the text of a PDF? PDF to Word extracts the text into an editable .docx you can open in Microsoft Word, Google Docs or LibreOffice. It works best on PDFs that have a real text layer; for scans, run OCR first.
PDF to Excel
Got tables trapped in a PDF? PDF to Excel pulls the text into a spreadsheet, one sheet per page, splitting columns based on spacing. For cleaner tables, try the dedicated Extract Tables tool.
Office to PDF
Going the other way is even more reliable:
- Word to PDF renders a
.docxto a pixel-faithful PDF. - Excel to PDF lays out each sheet as a clean table.
- PDF to PowerPoint turns each page into a full-bleed slide.
Why convert to PDF at all?
A PDF looks the same on every device, can't be accidentally edited, and can be password-protected. That's why it's the standard for sending invoices, résumés and signed agreements.
Privacy note: every conversion here happens locally in your browser — your documents are never uploaded to a server.