Learn more about this feature and see if you qualify. iPad — Press Print or Page and move your cursor over your PDF document. 4. Select the Add Features to Word option. Click OK. A pop-up box shows the conversion options available: 1. Text to Word — This option turns scanned text into Word. No image recognition is used. 2. Image to Word — The image in your PDF will be converted to Word and an image of the image as created in the original PDF will be saved to the Word document. This option is useful if the image size is too large to be converted to any readable font (e.g. an image of a big cat). 3. Word to Word — An OCR filter is applied to the image and a complete translation of the word in the image will be produced for you, giving you a complete Word document you can use to write your article. Use this option if you need precise text recognition and are willing to translate using an OCR filter. For this option to work best, use the word you want to translate (in the original document), save as a PDF, and then convert it to Word. You can find the Word file on your desktop. 5. Click Finish. Word will convert the PDF and give you a Word document, ready for editing. If for some reason the document is too large to be converted to Word, click Tools>Options>Adjust size>Resize and then use the Convert to Word option to resize the document to a suitable size and then edit your Word document. If you do not need OCR functionality, you may want to turn off this feature. PDF to Word Conversion Tools For All Scenarios 1. Open the PDF-to-Word converter app. The free version of the app lets you scan and crop PDF document. There is also a Pro version that supports features such as text recognition to convert scanned documents to Word. 2. Press Print. Select Word option and click OK. 3. Select PDF to Word feature to convert scanned document to Word. 4. You can also choose to convert by hand. The conversion tools in this app work by recognizing the text structure of the pages and turning them into word-based documents. Click the Word option to convert PDF to Word. 5.
Welcome to extreme web designs my name is rocky in this video I'm going to show you how to convert a scanned PDF to a Word document using Microsoft Word 2016 please note that in order to proceed with this procedure you need to have Microsoft Word 2016 installed on your computer or your laptop so let's get started so before we move on let me show you real quick the difference between a scanned PDF document and a regular PDF a scanned PDF is generally made out of files that are scanned by using a scanner and then put together in the form of a PDF whereas in a regular PDF the pages could be in the form of text so let me show you real quick the differences between scan and the regular PDF so this is my scanned PDF as you can see if I try to select any part of the text I can't do that because that's an image if I double click this it's going to select the whole thing so this is an image this is a scanned PDF for your reference but let me show you how the regular PDF is put up and as you can see here I can select any part of the text so this is the difference between a scanned PDF and the regular PDF where in in a regular PDF I can select the text as I want I can right click and copy but whereas in a scanned PDF if I right-click it says copy image let's see how to convert this canned PDF into editable Word format so let's exit this so in order to convert the scanned PDF to word you need to open it up in Microsoft Word 2016 or more this...