A PDF is made to be read, not changed, which is why a document you need to edit arrives in the wrong format at the worst moment. This turns it back into a Word file you can open and type into.
Convert a PDF to Word →Free every day without an account on some tools. Your file is deleted the moment the job finishes.
Headings stay headings, bold stays bold, and the font and colour of the text come across with it. Tables and images are not rebuilt — the words inside them arrive as paragraphs, which is the honest limit of doing this without redrawing the page. If the PDF is a scan with no text layer, the words are recognised first, so what you get is text you can edit rather than a picture of a page.
Headings, bold, italics, font and colour come across. Tables and images are not redrawn — the words inside a table arrive as paragraphs. If the layout has to be exact, convert and then fix the two or three places that moved.
Yes. A PDF with no text layer is recognised first, in Hindi or English, so you get text you can edit rather than a picture of a page.
Up to 100 MB. A large or scanned file takes longer because every page has to be read.