You received a contract, report, or form as a PDF, but you need to actually edit the wording — and retyping a multi-page document from scratch is not a reasonable use of an afternoon. Converting to Word recovers the text as something you can actually modify.
If the PDF was originally created from a Word document or similar (rather than scanned from paper), the underlying text is already digital and converts cleanly. For scanned documents, running OCR PDF first gives the converter actual text to work with instead of an image.
Paragraph breaks and basic structure carry over; extremely complex original layouts (multi-column legal documents, heavily designed brochures) may need minor manual cleanup afterward — which is still far faster than starting from nothing.
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Yes, but for best results run OCR PDF first to extract text from scanned pages.
Yes, table structures are detected and rebuilt as native Word tables.