Convert From PDF

Editing PDFs in Word, extracting tables to Excel, turning PDF pages into editable slides or images — without sending your documents to a server.

PDF to PNG: when lossless image extraction is the right call

PDF to JPG is more popular, but PNG output makes more sense than you'd think — especially for text-heavy pages, diagrams and screenshots.

Word can open PDFs, but the result is rarely what you expect. Here's what works and what doesn't.

Stop copy-pasting cell by cell. Real table extraction reads structure from the PDF directly.

When you've got a deck PDF and need to remix it without rebuilding from scratch.

When you need PDF pages as images — for thumbnails, social posts, or content extraction.

The conversion isn't perfect — but you can stack the deck in your favor with a few PDF-side tweaks.

Everyday PDF workflows — merging, splitting, compressing, organising and page numbering, all running in your browser without uploading files.

Working with JPG, PNG, WebP and friends — formats, conversions, compression, resizing and watermarks, processed locally in your browser.

Turning Word, PowerPoint, Excel, HTML and image files into clean, shareable PDFs that look identical on every device — without uploading.

Protecting, unlocking, signing, OCR'ing and watermarking PDFs — plus why privacy-first, browser-based tools matter for confidential documents.