PDF to DOCX Java

File to be converted. Value can be URL or file content.

Sets the password to open protected documents.

Set page range. Example 1-10 or 1,2,5.

Controls how the original PDF page layout is reconstructed in the output: choose flowing to produce editable flowing text, continuous to preserve the layout using continuous text frames, or exact to reproduce the page pixel-perfectly using text boxes.

Set how PDF annotations are handled in the DOCX output: choose textBox to place each annotation as an editable text box near its anchor, comment to convert annotations into Word comments attached to the relevant text, or none to omit all annotations from the result.

Defines how OCR is applied during conversion. Auto performs OCR only when needed. Force applies OCR to all pages. Never disables OCR entirely.

Configure the OCR language for text recognition. If auto-detection fails, manually specify the language.

Select the OCR engine to use for text recognition. Each engine may produce slightly different results. If Tesseract is selected, the OcrLanguage property must be explicitly set, as automatic language detection is not supported.

When the StoreFile parameter is set to True, your converted file is written to ConvertAPI’s encrypted, temporary storage and made available via a time-limited secure download URL, valid for up to 3 hours. After this period, the file is permanently deleted.

When StoreFile is set to False, conversion happens entirely in-memory. The raw file bytes are streamed back in the API response without touching disk or external storage, ensuring maximum security and zero persistence so that only you can access the content.