How to Convert PDF to Word on Android or iPhone

Published 6 November 2026 by Kloora Tools

Quick answer: open the free PDF to Word Converter in your phone browser, choose the PDF and press Convert to Word. You get an editable .doc file with the text from your PDF. No app or signup is needed.

How do I convert a PDF to Word on Android?

  1. Open the converter in Chrome.
  2. Tap the box and pick your PDF from Files or Downloads.
  3. Tap Convert to Word and open the file in Word or Google Docs.

How do I convert a PDF to Word on iPhone?

  1. Open the converter in Safari.
  2. Tap the box, then Browse, and pick the PDF from the Files app.
  3. Tap Convert to Word. The file is saved in Downloads in the Files app.

Browser tool or Word app?

OptionKeeps layoutInstall needed
Kloora converterText onlyNo
Microsoft Word appBetter, but not perfectYes

Use the browser tool when you need the words quickly. Use the Word app when tables and pictures must stay in place.

What if the file comes out empty?

Your PDF is probably a scan, which is a picture of a page. Use Scanned PDF to Text (OCR) instead.

Try it now: PDF to Word Converter (Text Only). Convert PDF to Word format free in your browser, with no upload and no Adobe Acrobat.

Frequently asked questions

Is my PDF uploaded?

No. The Kloora converter works inside your phone browser, so the file stays on your device.

Can I edit the file on my phone?

Yes. Open the .doc file in Word or Google Docs on your phone.

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