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Convert a PDF to Word
Right in the tab.

Turn a PDF into an editable .docx — processed entirely on your device, with OCR kicking in automatically for scanned pages. Your file never touches a server.

Jump straight to a tool

Pick what you need — you'll choose your file next.

Advanced Editor Premium

All tools together in one workspace. Drop a PDF (or a few) to begin.

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Select one or more pages on the left, then pick a tool above.
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Split a PDF
Set up your ranges on the right
Reorder pages
Drag a page to move it
Rotate pages
Hover a page to rotate it
Delete pages
Extract pages
Select the pages to keep
Add page numbers
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Add watermark
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OCR text search

Scans every page (including scanned/image-only pages with no selectable text) so you can search for a word or phrase.

PDF to Word

Extracts the real text where the PDF has it, and runs OCR automatically on scanned/image-only pages. Works best for simple, single-column documents — complex layouts, tables, and multi-column text won't be preserved exactly.

PDF to PowerPoint

Each page becomes one slide, rendered as a full-page image — layout, fonts, and graphics come out exactly as they look in the PDF. Runs entirely in your browser.

How to convert a PDF to PowerPoint online

  1. Choose the PDF you want to convert.
  2. Click Convert to PowerPoint — each page is rendered as a full-page image and placed on its own slide.
  3. Download the resulting .pptx and open it in PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Keynote.

Why convert PDFs with VitePDF

Frequently asked questions

Is it safe to convert PDFs on this site?

Yes — your file never leaves your device. VitePDF runs entirely in your browser tab; nothing is sent to a server.

Will the text be editable in PowerPoint afterward?

No — each page becomes a picture placed on a slide, the same way most PDF-to-PowerPoint converters work, so the layout is preserved exactly but the text and shapes are not individually editable.

Does this work on scanned PDFs?

Yes — since each page is converted as an image, scanned pages and photographed documents convert just as well as PDFs with a text layer.