Lotus Convert
Drop in a PDF and its text comes back as a .doc file you can open and edit in Word, Google Docs, or LibreOffice. Works on PDFs that already have selectable text — not scanned images.
Your browser's PDF engine reads the text layer straight out of the file, page by page, and groups it back into paragraphs based on where each line sits on the page. That text gets wrapped into a Word-compatible .doc file you can download and keep editing. Nothing is uploaded — if the PDF has no text layer (a scan or a photo saved as a PDF), there's nothing to extract, and this tool will tell you that instead of guessing.
This is a small set of tools built by one woman who got tired of "free" converters that make you upload a file just to change its format. Everything here runs in your own browser instead, so there's no server in the middle holding your files. No huge company behind it, no investors, just something built to work the way a tool like this should.
The site is supported by ads (you'll see them on the page) rather than accounts or subscriptions — that's what keeps every tool free with no file limits and no watermark. See the privacy policy for details on how those ads work.