File Conversion¶
OCR & PDF Tools can convert documents between multiple file formats. This is useful for repurposing content, sharing in different formats, or meeting specific format requirements.
Supported Conversions¶
| From | To |
|---|---|
| DOCX, RTF, HTML, EPUB, PNG, JPG, TIFF | |
| DOCX | PDF, RTF, HTML |
| RTF | PDF, DOCX, HTML |
| HTML | PDF, DOCX |
| Images (PNG, JPG, TIFF, BMP) | |
| EPUB |
How to Convert Files¶
- Go to PDF Tools > Convert in the sidebar.
- Click Open or drag and drop the source file.
- Select the target format from the dropdown.
- Configure conversion options (if available for the selected format).
- Click Convert.
- Save the output file to your desired location.
Format-Specific Options¶
PDF to DOCX¶
Converts PDF pages into an editable Word document. The conversion preserves:
- Text content and formatting
- Basic layout structure
- Tables (where detectable)
Layout Accuracy
Complex PDF layouts with multiple columns, text boxes, or embedded graphics may not convert perfectly. Review the output and make manual adjustments as needed.
PDF to Images¶
Converts each PDF page into an individual image file. Options include:
- Format -- PNG (lossless) or JPG (compressed)
- Resolution -- Choose DPI (72, 150, 300, or custom)
- Page range -- Convert all pages or a specific range
Images to PDF¶
Combines one or more images into a single PDF document:
- Add multiple images to the conversion list
- Arrange them in the desired page order
- Set page size (A4, Letter, or match image dimensions)
- Click Convert to create the PDF
PDF to HTML¶
Creates an HTML file from the PDF content. This is useful for publishing document content on websites.
PDF to EPUB¶
Converts PDF content into EPUB format for e-readers. Best results come from text-heavy PDFs with simple layouts.
Batch Conversion¶
To convert multiple files at once:
- Add all source files to the conversion list
- Select the target format
- Click Convert All
- All files are processed and saved to the output folder
Quality Settings
For image outputs, higher DPI values produce better quality but larger files. Use 300 DPI for print-quality output and 150 DPI for screen viewing.