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PDF Converter

Every PDF tool on Softstribe in one place. All conversions run entirely in your browser using PDF.js — your files are never uploaded to a server.

Convert from PDF

PDF to Word (.docx)

Editable Word document with headings, formatting and tables preserved.

PDF to HTML

Clean HTML you can drop straight into a web page.

PDF to Markdown

Markdown with headings, bold/italic and tables.

PDF to Text

Plain text extracted from every page.

PDF to JPG / PNG

A JPG or PNG image for every page, zipped up.

PDF to SVG

An SVG file for every page, zipped up.

Convert to PDF

JPG / PNG to PDF

Combine images into a single multi-page PDF.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this PDF converter free and safe to use?

Yes, all PDF converter tools on Softstribe are completely free. More importantly, your PDF files never leave your device — all conversion happens directly in your browser using PDF.js. No files are uploaded to any server, which makes it completely private and secure.

How do I convert a PDF to a Word document online for free?

Use the Softstribe PDF to Word converter. Click "PDF to Word (.docx)", upload your PDF file, and click Convert. The tool processes the file in your browser using PDF.js and generates a downloadable .docx file with headings, formatting and tables preserved.

How do I convert a PDF to images (JPG or PNG)?

Use the Softstribe PDF to JPG/PNG tool. Upload your PDF, select JPG or PNG format, and click Convert. Each page is rendered as a separate image file and bundled into a ZIP archive for download.

Can I convert multiple images into one PDF?

Yes. The Softstribe JPG/PNG to PDF tool lets you upload multiple image files (JPG or PNG), arrange their order, and combine them into a single multi-page PDF document — all in your browser.

What is the difference between PDF to Markdown and PDF to HTML?

PDF to HTML generates a full HTML file with tags you can drop into a web page. PDF to Markdown generates lightweight Markdown (.md) text with # headings, **bold**, *italic* and table syntax — ideal for documentation, GitHub READMEs or content management systems like Notion or Obsidian.