About Convert an Arabic PDF to Word
A PDF written in Arabic is awkward to edit because copying from it often scrambles the order of words and breaks lines. This converter rebuilds the document as a Word file with real paragraphs that run right to left, so you can edit it in Word, Google Docs or LibreOffice.
It works best on PDFs made from a computer file, where the text can be selected. Headings, lists and tables laid out in columns are carried over. A line that mixes Arabic words and Latin letters or numbers can come out in a slightly different order, so read those lines again.
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How to use Convert an Arabic PDF to Word
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Add your Arabic PDF.
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Keep Editable text selected; Arabic is already chosen as the language.
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Press the button.
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Download the .docx and proofread names, numbers and mixed lines.
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Frequently asked questions
Will Arabic text run right to left in Word?
Yes. Paragraphs are set right to left, so they look and edit naturally. Check any line that mixes Arabic with English or digits, as the order there can differ slightly.
Can I keep the exact layout of the PDF?
Choose Keep layout for that. Pages keep their positions and pictures, but each piece of text sits in its own text box, which is harder to edit than Editable text.
The tables came out as plain text. Why?
Tables made of aligned columns usually become Word tables, but complex ones can fall back to plain text. Keep layout preserves them visually if you only need to look at them.
Do I need an account, and is there a watermark?
No account is needed and no watermark is added. Guests can convert files up to 10 MB.