As the title, I want to convert my PDF, scanned or not scanned, to other formats. Any suggestion?
Convert an image file
- On your computer, go to drive.google.com.
- Right-click on the desired file.
- Click Open with
Google Docs.- The image file will be converted to a Google Doc, but some formatting might not transfer:
- Bold, italics, font size, font type, and line breaks are most likely to be retained.
- Lists, tables, columns, footnotes, and endnotes are likely not be detected.
Name your 2-3 best ones so OP can get more infoIt depends on the format of the source PDF. I have 5 different PDF to Word convertors in my toolkit. Each one is a little different and does better on some formats than others.
Doesn't convert images, just text. I ran a few PDFs with images and none of the images were copied to the DOC and DOCX formats. It did pick up the images in converting the PDF to a JPG (assume the same for PNG), but not worthwhile. It would be easier to copy the text from the PDF and use something like Snipping Tool to copy the images and reconstruct a DOC or DOCX file from the PDF.There are tons of free tools to do this... I prefer to convert to MS Word, which can actually be done via MS Word itself... or you can go online to something like http://pdf2docx.com/ and it can be done for you... If you Google "Convert PDF to 'desired format' ", you will probably get a bunch of other tools...
I just downloaded the free version and it won't convert images and text. It says you need to buy the Pro version to convert both to a usable DOC(X) file.These other suggestions are good, but if you want to try the big dog for anything .pdf-related, it's NitroPDF. It converts almost all formats and allows full editing. I've even done entire restaurant menus from scratch in Nitro, although Adobe stuff is much easier, but Nitro at least has a usable word processor built-in.
It will also install (optionally) plugins for all of MS-Office, so you have powerful conversion tools and batch tools without even opening Nitro itself. If you do a lot of .pdf and .docx work, Nitro is a very big time saver.