Is this PDF to Word converter really free?+
Yes: completely. Converting PDF to Word, PDF to CSV/Excel and Word to PDF, including OCR for scanned pages, is free with no signup, no watermark and no file-size paywall.
Can I convert a PDF bank statement to CSV or Excel?+
Yes. Switch to PDF → CSV, drop in your statement, and the tool detects the transaction rows, each row's date, description and amounts, and builds an editable table. Choose a column layout (Auto, Amount + Balance, Debit / Credit / Balance, or single amount), fix any cell, then download a CSV or an Excel-openable .xls, or copy the table straight into Google Sheets. A scanned statement works too if you enable OCR.
Is my bank statement uploaded anywhere when converting to CSV?+
No. The entire bank-statement-to-CSV conversion runs inside your browser using pdf.js, so your account numbers, balances and transaction history never leave your device. That makes it far safer than statement-conversion sites that upload your financial PDF to a server.
Can I edit headings, lists and formatting before saving to Word?+
Yes. After extracting a PDF, the text opens in a built-in rich-text editor with a toolbar for Heading 1/2/3, bullet and numbered lists, bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, alignment, block quotes and page breaks. Whatever you format there is written into the downloaded .docx as real Word headings, lists and page breaks, not just plain text.
Why weren't all transactions detected in my statement?+
The parser looks for rows that begin with a date and contain a money amount, which covers most statement layouts. Very unusual formats, multi-line rows or heavy tables can be missed or split. You can add, delete and edit rows in the table to fix anything before exporting, and enabling OCR helps with scanned or low-quality PDFs.
Are my files uploaded to a server?+
No. Everything runs locally in your browser using pdf.js, mammoth, the docx library and jsPDF. Your PDF or Word file is never uploaded, stored or transmitted, which makes the tool safe for confidential contracts, statements and ID scans.
Can it convert a scanned PDF to editable Word?+
Yes. Turn on OCR and the tool renders each page and reads the text on your device, converting a scanned or image-only PDF into editable Word text. It even auto-detects when a PDF looks scanned and suggests enabling OCR.
Does the OCR send my document anywhere?+
No. OCR runs entirely on-device. The only thing downloaded is the recognition language model, which is streamed from a CDN the first time you use it and then cached, your actual document never leaves the browser.
Which OCR languages are supported?+
Twelve: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Hindi, Chinese (Simplified), Japanese and Korean. You pick the language before running OCR.
Will the Word file keep the original formatting?+
It preserves the text, paragraph structure and page breaks in a clean editable .docx. Complex visual layouts (multi-column designs, exact fonts and positioning) are simplified into editable text so you can restyle it, rather than reproduced pixel-for-pixel. You can edit the extracted text before downloading.
Can I convert Word to PDF too?+
Yes. Switch to Word → PDF, drop in a .docx, choose the page size (A4 or Letter), orientation and margins, and download a PDF with real selectable text, not a flattened image, so it stays searchable and small.
Does it support old .doc files?+
The Word → PDF mode reads modern .docx files. Legacy .doc isn't supported in-browser, open it in Word or Google Docs and re-save as .docx first, then convert.
Is there a file size or page limit?+
There's no artificial limit. Because processing happens on your own machine, very large PDFs or heavy OCR jobs are only bounded by your device's memory and speed, OCR in particular is CPU-intensive, so scanned documents take longer than digital ones.
Can I convert a scanned PDF to an editable Word document?+
Yes. Scanned or image-based PDFs are handled by on-device OCR (Tesseract), which recognizes the text in the page images and rebuilds it as editable Word content. Because the OCR runs in your browser, the scan never leaves your device.
Is there a daily limit or a sign-up for converting PDF to Word?+
No. There is no daily conversion cap, no email or account requirement, and no watermark. Many online converters (Adobe, Smallpdf) throttle free conversions or ask you to sign in to download; here every conversion is free and runs locally in your browser.
Will my formatting, tables and fonts be preserved in the Word file?+
For text-based PDFs the converter keeps paragraphs, headings, tables and embedded fonts as closely as possible so the .docx opens ready to edit. Very complex, multi-column magazine layouts may need minor cleanup, which is normal for any PDF-to-Word conversion.
