PDF to Word/Excel/JPG Conversion
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I have a collection of source files in PDF and I need three clear-cut outputs produced from them:
• Editable Word versions
• Fully formatted Excel sheets
• High-resolution JPG images
Whenever an Excel file is part of the workflow, the final step is to provide a Word version of that spreadsheet as well.
Retain page layout, fonts, tables, images, and any embedded graphics exactly as they appear in the originals. OCR may be required on some scans; please keep text selectable and free of recognition errors. I will supply the PDFs in batches, and I’d like the converted files returned in the same naming structure so I can match them quickly.
Deliverables will be accepted once I open each Word, Excel, and JPG file and confirm:
– Content is complete with no missing pages or cells
– Formatting mirrors the PDF, including margins and column widths
– Images remain sharp (300 dpi minimum for JPG)
– No stray artifacts from the conversion process
If you use Adobe Acrobat, ABBYY FineReader, or similar tools, mention it briefly so I know what to expect for metadata retention.
• Editable Word versions
• Fully formatted Excel sheets
• High-resolution JPG images
Whenever an Excel file is part of the workflow, the final step is to provide a Word version of that spreadsheet as well.
Retain page layout, fonts, tables, images, and any embedded graphics exactly as they appear in the originals. OCR may be required on some scans; please keep text selectable and free of recognition errors. I will supply the PDFs in batches, and I’d like the converted files returned in the same naming structure so I can match them quickly.
Deliverables will be accepted once I open each Word, Excel, and JPG file and confirm:
– Content is complete with no missing pages or cells
– Formatting mirrors the PDF, including margins and column widths
– Images remain sharp (300 dpi minimum for JPG)
– No stray artifacts from the conversion process
If you use Adobe Acrobat, ABBYY FineReader, or similar tools, mention it briefly so I know what to expect for metadata retention.