How to use PDF to Word
Drop a PDF onto the workspace. Omnipus reads every page locally, extracts selectable text, and packages it as a .docx. Complex magazine layouts will not match pixel-for-pixel — treat the result as editable text to tidy in Word. Scanned PDFs should go through OCR first. Download when ready; nothing is stored on Omnipus.
Add your file
Drag & drop, browse files, or press Ctrl+V to paste from the clipboard where supported.
Process in the browser
Work stays in this tab with WebAssembly, Canvas, or other on-device APIs — your file is not uploaded to Omnipus.
Download or share
Save the result to your device, or share it with the OS share sheet when available.
About this tool
Extract readable text from PDF files into a Word document in your browser. Omnipus uses PDF.js to pull extractable text from each page and builds a .docx — it is a text extract, not a perfect layout clone. Best for contracts, homework, and reports that already contain real text. Flat scans have little to harvest — run those through Image to Text (OCR) first.
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