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Convert PDF to Word ​

Overview ​

Converting PDF to Word is an operation that converts a PDF file into an editable Word file. By converting PDF to Word, you can easily edit, modify, insert, or delete text and images, and adjust layout and properties.

Layout differences ​

  • Flow Layout: Ideal for editing, with content dynamically adapting to different positions as you edit. However, a Word file may display differently because of incompatibilities across software or application versions. This makes it unsuitable for highly precise documents such as certificates or formal electronic records.

  • Fixed Layout: Ensures a stable, uniform appearance and print quality across all devices. The content and formatting are locked upon creation, making alterations difficult without affecting the overall layout. It's preferred for formal documentation such as business reports and official electronic records.

Sample ​

This sample demonstrates how to convert from a PDF to DOCX file.

go
inputFilePath := "***"
password := "***"
outputFileName := "***"

wordOptions := compdf.NewWordOptions()
err := compdf.StartPDFToWord(inputFilePath, password, outputFileName, wordOptions, nil)

Convert Formulas to Images ​

When a document contains complex formulas and you want to preserve visual consistency in the output document, you can enable the FormulaToImage option.

go
inputFilePath := "***"
password := "***"
outputFileName := "***"

wordOptions := compdf.NewWordOptions()
wordOptions.FormulaToImage = true
err := compdf.StartPDFToWord(inputFilePath, password, outputFileName, wordOptions, nil)