JPG to Word Converter

How to Convert a JPG to Word

1. Click Choose Images or drop one or more JPG or JPEG files onto the tool. Drag the thumbnails to set the order, and use the trash icon to remove one.
2. Decide on Extract text (OCR). It is switched on by default and turns the text in your image into real, editable Word text. Switch it off to insert each image as a picture.
3. Set the page. Choose a Page Size (A4, Letter, Legal or A5), Orientation, and Margins in inches.
4. Choose Image Scaling if you are inserting pictures: Fit to Page, Original Size or Stretch to Fill.
5. Click Convert to Word. The first OCR run loads the language data, so give it a moment.
6. Click Download DOCX. All your images end up in one document, one page each.

Why Use This JPG to Word Converter

• Your file stays on your device. Your images are read and the DOCX is built by code running in your browser. The OCR engine runs there too, loaded from pdffans.com.
• Real editable text. With OCR on, printed English and Arabic text lands in Word as ordinary paragraphs you can edit, search and copy.
• Picture mode when you want it. Turn OCR off to place each JPG in the document as an image, scaled to fit the page or kept at its original size.
• Several images, one document. Add several JPGs at once (your plan sets how many), reorder them, and get one DOCX with a page per image.

Good to know: with OCR on, the Word file contains text only. The original picture is not included, and layout, columns, tables, fonts and bold or italics are not rebuilt. Lines the engine is not confident about are left out, so always read the result against your image. OCR works best on sharp, straight, printed text. Handwriting and small or blurry text give poor results. If no text is found in an image, the page gets a short note and the picture instead. Only JPG and JPEG files are accepted. If your text is in a PDF, use OCR PDF.