PDF to Word

We keep the text, headings, bold, paragraphs, first-line indents, centered and right-aligned text, tab stops and page breaks. Images, text boxes, headers and footers, and multi-column layouts aren’t carried over, because Word reflows text instead of placing it at fixed positions like a PDF. Expect to do some light tidying.

Yes. Scanned pages are read with OCR (text recognition), which runs on your device. Accuracy depends on how sharp the scan is: clean printed documents work far better than blurry or tilted photos, so proofread the result.

Yes, and that’s where it shines. Many converters garble Thai: vowels and tone marks end up floating or misplaced, or spaces appear in the middle of words, because older Thai fonts use special codes for shifted marks. We map those back to standard Thai characters, put the marks in the right order, remove stray spaces and tag the text as Thai so Word wraps lines correctly. English and other languages convert normally.

TH Sarabun New, TH SarabunPSK, Angsana New, or Sarabun. Sarabun is embedded in the file, so it looks the same on any computer (the file grows by about 180 KB). With the other fonts, Word substitutes a different font if the computer opening the file doesn’t have it installed.

No. Text extraction, OCR and creating the Word file all happen in your browser. Your PDF never leaves your device, so it’s safe for confidential documents.