Is Signvert really free?

Yes, completely. There are no paid tiers, no credit card required, and no hidden charges. The tool runs entirely in your browser using open-source libraries.

Does my document get uploaded or stored anywhere?

No. Your PDF is loaded directly into your browser's memory and never sent to any server. The signed document is downloaded straight to your device. Nothing is stored by us.

What file types are supported?

Signvert supports PDF files, Word documents (.docx), and images (JPG, PNG). You can also convert Word to PDF, merge PDFs, split PDFs, compress files, and more using the free tools.

Can I sign a document on my phone?

Yes. Signvert works in any modern mobile browser (Safari on iPhone, Chrome on Android). You can draw your signature with your finger directly on the touchscreen.

Is a signature made with Signvert legally valid?

That depends on the laws of your country and the requirements of the specific document. For everyday purposes — signing a tenancy agreement, a consent form, or a work document — a signature image is generally accepted. For formal legal or financial documents, check with the receiving party or a legal professional about their specific requirements.

What is the maximum file size?

You can upload PDFs and documents up to 50 MB. Most everyday documents are well under this limit.

Can I convert a scanned PDF to Word?

Yes. The PDF to Word tool uses Tesseract.js OCR to automatically detect and extract text from scanned PDFs. It supports over 20 languages including English, French, German, Spanish, Chinese, and Arabic.

Is the PDF to Word conversion really free?

Yes, completely free with no sign-up and no usage limits. The tool runs entirely in your browser, so there is no server infrastructure to charge for. You can convert as many PDFs as you like at no cost.

Does my PDF get uploaded anywhere?

No. Your file is processed entirely on your device using JavaScript. Nothing is transmitted to any server, and the file is discarded as soon as you close or refresh the tab.

How accurate is the conversion for scanned PDFs?

For scanned PDFs, Signvert uses Tesseract OCR to recognise text. Accuracy is typically very high for clearly scanned documents in standard fonts. Handwriting, low-resolution scans, or unusual fonts may produce less accurate results.

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PDF to Word Converter

Convert any PDF — including scanned documents — to an editable .docx file. Supports 20+ languages via OCR. Works entirely in your browser.

infoText and basic structure are extracted. Complex layout, images, and tables may not carry over.

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Signvert's PDF to Word converter free tool extracts text and structure from any PDF and packages it into a downloadable .docx file, all without sending your document to a server. For standard PDFs, the tool reads the embedded text layer directly; for scanned or image-based PDFs, it applies optical character recognition (OCR) to pull out the text. The entire process runs in your browser using open-source libraries, so your file stays private and the conversion is instant regardless of your internet speed.

Who uses this tool

Freelance writers and editors use a PDF to Word converter free tool to recover editable text from client-supplied PDFs, saving hours of manual retyping when a source document is only available as a locked PDF.

Legal and administrative professionals extract contract clauses or policy text from PDF archives into Word so they can redline, annotate, and track changes using familiar word-processing tools.

Students use the converter to pull text from scanned lecture notes or journal articles into a Word document, making it easy to highlight, annotate, and integrate quotes into their own writing.

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