OCR first, DOCX second
PDF-to-Word tools work best when a PDF already has text. ReGlyph focuses on scanned PDFs, where OCR is the missing step between the page image and a document you can edit.
Scanned-page OCR
Extract editable text from PDF pages that behave like images.
Document structure recovery
Recover useful structure such as paragraphs, lists, headings, forms, and tables.
DOCX export
Download the reviewed result as a Word file for editing, sharing, or archiving.
Common questions
What does PDF OCR to Word mean?
It means using OCR to read a scanned PDF, then exporting the recognized content as an editable Word DOCX file.
Is this different from normal PDF to Word conversion?
Yes. Normal conversion often expects embedded text. OCR is needed when the PDF page is just a scanned image.
Can OCR preserve formatting?
ReGlyph focuses on preserving useful layout and structure, including tables and headings, but the result should be reviewed.
How many pages can I upload?
The current hosted upload flow supports PDFs up to the page and size limits shown on the upload screen.