CometPDF exports PDF files to editable Word paragraphs and tables on Windows. Built-in Greek and English OCR reads printed scans locally, without uploading your documents.
The editable mode creates real Word paragraphs and table cells. Complex layouts may need adjustment. On OCR pages the recognized text replaces the scan image, so illustrations are not retained. Choose PDF to Word (page images) when preserving the page appearance is the priority.
PDF files often contain contracts, private records, client documents, price sheets, identity paperwork, or internal reports. Uploading those files to a web converter can be risky because the file leaves your computer and is processed on a third-party server. CometPDF performs PDF to Word conversion locally on Windows, so the document stays on the machine.
Version 1.3.0 supports editable exports and offline OCR, alongside the existing page-image mode. Choose the output that fits your document.
If you need the original visual layout, the separate page-image mode is a practical offline choice. It also works well when the PDF contains mixed content such as images, stamps, signatures, tables, and page graphics.
No. PDF to Word conversion happens on your Windows computer. CometPDF does not send your PDF to a server during conversion.
Yes. PDF to Word (editable) creates real text and tables. Layout and OCR accuracy depend on the PDF, so review the result. The separate page-image mode preserves page images.
Yes. Enable offline OCR for printed Greek and English scans. Clear, upright pages give better results; handwriting and complex layouts may need manual correction.
Yes. CometPDF supports batch workflows, so you can add multiple PDF files and export them in one run.
Yes. CometPDF runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11 as a desktop application.
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