New in MathCopy 1.9

Convert PDF to Word keeping every math equation

PDF exams and documents become editable Word files: MathType or Word Equation, tables and figures where they belong. No more retyping equations one by one.

Before and after

From PDF text to equations you can edit

Not editable

midterm.pdf

Question 1. Let y = x³ − 3x + 2. Find its extrema.
Question 2. Evaluate I = ∫₀¹ (2x + 1) dx.
Editable

midterm.docx

Question 1. Let y=x3−3x+2y = x^3 - 3x + 2. Find its extrema.
Question 2. Evaluate I=∫01(2x+1) dxI = \int_0^1 (2x+1)\,dx.
Why MathCopy

Built for math papers, not generic PDFs

Editable equations

MathType or Word Equation, never images. Double-click to edit.

After convertinglim⁡x→0sin⁡xx=1\lim_{x \to 0} \frac{\sin x}{x} = 1

Tables and figures kept

Variation tables and drawings stay in place.

Pick the pages

“1-5, 8, 10-12” — only the chosen pages count.

Correct Vietnamese

A warning up front when a PDF uses old fonts that garble accents.

Four steps

From PDF to Word in a few minutes

1
Drop the PDF into MathCopyUp to 200 pages, 50 MB at a time.
2
Pick the pages and equation typeMathType (default) or Word Equation.
3
Press “Start converting”Watch the progress page by page.
4
Open the Word file and editPages are only used when a conversion succeeds.

PDF plans — Formula copy included

Mini

$2.99/month
50 PDF pages

Pro

$10.99/month
400 PDF pages

See all plans

PDF to Word questions

Can it convert scanned PDFs (photos)?

Yes, MathCopy reads image-based PDFs too. The sharper the scan, the more accurate the result.

Do failed conversions use pages?

No. Pages are only used when a conversion succeeds.

Are my files stored?

Files are used only for the conversion and deleted from our server once it's done.

Do I need MathType installed?

Only if you choose MathType equations. With Word Equation, the equations use Word's built-in equation editor.