How To EASILY Convert PDF to Word | True and Scanned PDF

December 3, 2022

In this PDF to Word tutorial, I show you how to easily convert an Adobe PDF file to a Microsoft Word file. All you need is Microsoft Word (2013 or later) in a Desktop version. You can edit the outcome in Word and then save again as PDF.
What if you don’t have a native PDF file? What if you have a PDF that was the result of a scan? Can you turn this scanned PDF file into Word? Yes – you can. I show you an example in the video and also the difference in between a true and scanned PDF.

00:00 How to Convert a PDF into an Editable Word Document
01:16 Difference between True and Scanned PDF
03:00 Convert Image to Text

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42 thoughts on “How To EASILY Convert PDF to Word | True and Scanned PDF”

You’re my fave, I stay employed because of you.

Much appreciated! very useful content.

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Is the ms word a professional version you are using ? It may not work on lesser versions of word, in which case I will try libre office open source and donate few bucks. Thanks
It may help to show how to navigate to the page on word that starts the conversion of scanned pdf docs to word. Thanks

Best explanation on pdf scanned and typed . Awesome. Don’t type documents on google docs since it will give you problems when you want to scan and edit them in the future

But what about scanned imagws to word?

And what if it were signed digitally? Would the signature survive the conversion?

how can i do it with macbook laptop? please show me some way i am desperate:(

Hey, does it mean word 2010 can't do the conversion???

Great Video. Very helpful!!!

Omg, needed this! Thank you!

09.03.2022 This works flawlessly in Word 365.
I have pdf files are pretty 'complicated' with images, tables, nested tables, lists and MS Word 365 flawlessly converts these pdf's to MS Word documents, so thanks!

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Well explained

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