Free — no account needed. Your converted document downloads automatically and opens in the editor.
Drop in a JPG file and get a clean .docx download in seconds — free, no account needed.
Free — no account needed. Your converted document downloads automatically and opens in the editor.
Drag it onto the page or browse for it. Pages are prepared right in your browser before anything is processed.
A vision AI model reads each page the way a person does and rebuilds it as real structure — headings, lists, tables, and formatting — instead of scraping a brittle text layer.
Your converted Word file downloads automatically, and the document opens in the Revise editor — make a quick fix or ask the AI Agent to polish it, then export again free.
Yes — no account or signup required. Drop in your file, pick a format, and your converted file downloads automatically. You also get the document open in the Revise editor in case you want to make edits before sending it.
Yes. Your JPG file is converted into a rich document model first — headings, bold and italic text, lists, tables, links, and images are preserved — and then exported to Word from that model, so the structure carries through instead of being flattened to plain text.
Revise reads your file with a vision AI model instead of traditional OCR. It preserves headings, lists, and tables, and handles scans, screenshots, and even handwriting far better than pattern-matching OCR tools.
Yes. Because the converter is powered by a vision model rather than a text layer, scanned pages, photos of documents, and screenshots all convert into clean, editable text.
Yes. After converting, your document opens in the Revise editor with the download already started. You can fix anything, ask the built-in AI assistant to clean up formatting or proofread, and export again in any format — all without an account.
We don't keep it. Your pages are turned into images right in your browser, processed once by the vision AI model to extract the content, and the uploads are deleted automatically afterward. The converted document belongs to you — if you're not signed in, it exists only in your own browser.