PDF to DOC

PDF to Word document.

Whether you call it DOC or DOCX, you get a fully editable Word document that opens correctly in modern Word, Google Docs, and LibreOffice — converted locally in your browser.

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—Outputs a modern, universally-compatible .docx
—Opens correctly in old and new Word versions
—Preserves layout, tables, and fonts
—No file upload — 100% private
—5 free conversions per day
● SecurePDFcontract.pdf2.4 MBWASMYour browserlocalDOCXcontract.docx1.9 MBConverted in 1.8 s0 bytes sent to any server↓SaveNO SERVER

DOC vs DOCX — does it matter which one you get?

For nearly all practical purposes, no. .doc was Word's binary format up through Word 2003; .docx replaced it starting with Word 2007 and has been the default ever since. Any word processor released in the last decade and a half opens .docx natively, including free tools like Google Docs and LibreOffice.

PrivaPDF converts your PDF to .docx rather than the legacy .doc format, since .docx is smaller, more robust, and universally supported by anything you're likely to open it in. If a specific workflow genuinely requires the older binary .doc format (uncommon outside of legacy enterprise systems), most word processors can re-save a .docx as .doc in a couple of clicks after conversion.

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—Works offline — no internet connection required
—Nothing is uploaded — ever
—Designed for sensitive documents
ZERO OUTBOUND CALLS
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✓ No requests to external servers
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Common questions

Does PrivaPDF output .doc or .docx?

PrivaPDF outputs .docx, the modern XML-based Word format introduced in Word 2007. It opens correctly in every version of Word since 2007, as well as Google Docs, LibreOffice, and Pages — including versions that also support the older .doc format.

What's the actual difference between .doc and .docx?

.doc is the older binary format used before Word 2007. .docx is the modern XML-based format: smaller file sizes, better recovery from corruption, and the format every current word processor expects by default.

Will my formatting be preserved?

Yes. Our conversion engine is designed to preserve layouts, tables, and fonts as accurately as possible.

Is my file uploaded to a server?

No. All processing happens entirely in your browser using WebAssembly. Your file never leaves your device.

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