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OCR PDF to Word

Convert a scanned or math-heavy PDF into an editable Word document: OCR reads every page, and equations land in Word's own equation editor.

  • OCR for scanned PDFs
  • Native Word equations
  • Up to 150 pages

Drop your PDF file here

.pdf · up to 100 MB · 150 pages

10 credits per page · unused pages are refunded

How to convert a PDF to Word with OCR

  1. Step 1: Choose the PDF

    Scanned or digital, up to 150 pages and 100 MB.

  2. Step 2: Start the conversion

    Sign in; each page uses 10 credits and you see the total before starting.

  3. Step 3: Download the .docx

    Open it in Word and keep editing. The file is available for 24 hours.

OCR that keeps the math

Most PDF-to-Word converters handle text well and equations badly: they come out as images or strings of symbols. Here every page is read by a math-aware OCR, so equations become native Word equations you can click and edit.

For a PDF with a clean text layer and no math, any free converter will do; this one is for scans, lecture notes, papers and worksheets.

What to expect

Content, order, tables and equations carry over; exact layout, columns and fonts do not. Failed conversions return their credits.

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OCR PDF to Word questions

Does it work on scanned PDFs?
Yes, that is what it is for: every page is read with OCR.
Are the equations editable in Word?
Yes, they are written as native Word equations that open in Word's equation editor.
How many pages can I convert?
Up to 150 pages and 100 MB per PDF, at 10 credits per page.
How long are my files kept?
The PDF is deleted once converted and the Word file after 24 hours.

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