Gujarati PDF to Word — Convert Gujarati PDFs to Editable DOCX

Convert a Gujarati PDF into an editable Word document, with the text as real Unicode Gujarati and the paragraph structure intact.

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Extract text from PDFs and PageMaker documents and convert them into editable Word files, recovering legacy Indic fonts as Unicode.

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Unicode output

NFC-normalised text that pastes into any editor and stays searchable.

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Measured, not claimed

95.7% character accuracy on our published test corpus.

Extraction or recognition

A Gujarati PDF saved from a Unicode document already holds its text, so converting it is extraction and comes out close to exact. A scanned Gujarati PDF holds pictures of pages, so it is recognised first and inherits recognition’s mistakes. You upload both the same way. It is worth knowing which you have before judging the result.

LMG Arun and the typewriter layout

A great deal of older Gujarati DTP was typed in legacy fonts on the Gujarati typewriter layout, and LMG Arun is among the most downloaded of them. Such a document stores the Latin keys the typist pressed, and only that font draws them as Gujarati, so copying from it gives Latin letters. Our legacy converter has a table for LMG Arun, read glyph by glyph from the font itself. Choose Gujarati — LMG Arun in its script list. A Gujarati reader has not yet checked the table, and the converted document says so.

What is kept

Text, paragraph breaks and reading order are kept. Fonts and precise layout are approximated, since the aim is a document to edit. Gujarati conjuncts are written as standard Unicode sequences, so Shruti or any other Unicode Gujarati font draws them properly.

Frequently asked questions

Text from my Gujarati PDF pastes as English letters. Why?

The document was typed in a legacy Gujarati font such as LMG Arun, which stores the keys pressed rather than Gujarati characters. Use the legacy converter with Gujarati — LMG Arun selected, rather than OCR.

Will the Gujarati text be searchable in the Word document?

Yes. The DOCX holds real Unicode Gujarati, so Word’s search, copy and spell-check all work on it.

Can I convert a scanned Gujarati PDF to Word?

Yes. Pages are recognised and then written into the DOCX. Expect the accuracy described on our Gujarati OCR page, not the near-exact result a digital PDF gives.

What file types can I use for Gujarati OCR?

PDF, JPG, PNG and TIFF, up to 25 MB per file. Scanned PDFs are rasterised page by page before recognition, so a PDF with no text layer works the same as a photograph.

Is the output real Unicode text?

Yes. Output is standard Unicode, normalised to NFC, so it copies into Word, Google Docs or any editor and stays searchable. It is not an image of text and not a legacy font encoding.

Do I need an account?

No. The tool is free and requires no sign-up, no email and no payment. There are no advertisements on any page.

What happens to my files?

Uploads and results are stored encrypted and removed by a cleanup that runs every 15 minutes, so nothing is kept longer than 4 hours after upload. Files are processed to produce your result and are not used for anything else.

Should I use Auto Detect or pick the language myself?

Pick the language when you know it. Auto detection reads the script from the page and then verifies its guess, but a page with only a few lines, heavy noise, or mixed English gives it less to work with. Manual selection removes that uncertainty entirely.

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