Edit a PDF by converting it to Word

PDFs are made for sharing, not editing. When you need to update a price list, reuse a report or fix a typo in a document you only have as a PDF, converting it to Word gives you an editable copy.

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When converting to Word makes sense

Converting to Word is the quickest route when you've lost the original document, received a PDF you need to adapt, or want to reuse text and pictures from a report without retyping it.

Think Pages rebuilds the document with real paragraphs, headings, fonts, links and pictures so it's genuinely editable, not just a picture of each page.

Key benefits

How to convert a PDF to Word

  1. Open PDF to Word and add your PDF.
  2. Remove any pages you don't need to edit, to keep the Word file smaller.
  3. Press Export Word file and open it in Word or Google Docs.
  4. Make your edits, then use Word to PDF to turn it back into a PDF.

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Questions

How do I convert a PDF to an editable Word document?

Open PDF to Word in Think Pages, add the PDF and export. You get a .docx you can edit in Word or Google Docs.

Will images come across?

Yes. Pictures in the PDF are included in the Word file.

Can I convert a scanned PDF to Word?

Scanned pages are images with no text, so they can't become editable text yet.

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