Convert a PDF to Word and keep its structure
PDFLoom rebuilds your PDF as a real Word document: headings stay headings, lists stay lists, tables become Word tables, and images come along. The conversion runs on your device, so the file is never uploaded.
Headings, paragraphs and styling
Titles and section headings become Word headings, paragraphs reflow as paragraphs, and bold, italic, font size and font family carry over.
Bulleted and numbered lists
Lists become real Word lists, and numbered lists keep their numbers instead of restarting.
Tables become Word tables
Rows and columns are detected from how the text lines up, including merged cells, and numbers stay right-aligned.
Images and columns
Embedded pictures are placed in the document, and two-column pages are read left column first, then right.
Clean pages
Running headers, footers and page numbers are removed instead of being repeated through the body.
Scans need OCR first
A scanned PDF is a picture of text. Run Make searchable (OCR) first, then convert. Charts and vector artwork are not converted to editable shapes.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert a PDF to Word for free?
Open the PDF in PDFLoom, choose Convert, pick Word (.docx), and download. There's no account and no upload.
Will my tables and formatting survive?
Tables, lists, headings and text styling are rebuilt. Very designed pages, with text over images or overlapping boxes, may need touch-ups in Word.
Can I convert a scanned PDF to Word?
Yes, in two steps: run OCR to add a text layer, then convert.
Is converting here private?
Yes. The conversion runs entirely on your device.