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Text and paragraph breaks carry over, but complex layouts — multi-column pages, embedded fonts, tables that span pages — are approximated, not pixel-perfect. For documents you'll keep editing long-term, treat the .doc output as a strong starting draft rather than a final replacement for the source file.

Not directly — decrypt it first. Because the file never leaves your browser, Toolnova has no way to prompt for or store a password on a server; you'll need a PDF that's already unlocked before running it through any converter here.

PDF pages aren't a single continuous image — each page is rendered separately so you can pick and download exactly the pages you need, or grab all of them at once as a ZIP.

There's no artificial cap, but since conversion happens on your device, the practical limit is your browser's available memory. Mobile browsers in particular can struggle with 100+ page PDFs or very high-resolution scans — splitting a large file first with Split PDF often helps.

Only unreliably. Tesseract, like most OCR engines, is trained primarily on printed text; cursive or messy handwriting often produces garbled results. For handwritten notes, manual transcription is still more accurate.

The default is English. Recognition quality for other languages depends on which language data the underlying engine loads — accented characters and non-Latin scripts are more error-prone than plain English text.

Recognition happens page-by-page on your own device's CPU rather than a server, so a 20-page scanned PDF genuinely takes longer than a 1-page photo. Large or high-resolution files take proportionally longer.

Split PDF takes a typed page range (like "1-3,5"), which is quick when you already know the exact pages. Extract PDF Pages shows a thumbnail of every page so you can click to select visually — better when you need to check what's actually on each page first. Split Multiple PDFs does the same visual selection across several files at once.

Sign PDF adds a typed, drawn or uploaded signature image to the page — useful for everyday forms and internal documents, but it doesn't add cryptographic signing or identity verification. Contracts that require a legally certified e-signature need a dedicated e-signature service instead.

No — encrypted or password-protected PDFs need to be unlocked first, outside Toolnova, since files aren't uploaded anywhere for processing. Once you have an unprotected copy, any of the Edit PDF tools will work on it.

No. Passwords are generated using your browser's random number generator and shown to you once — nothing is transmitted or logged. Copy it somewhere secure, ideally a password manager, right away, since closing the tool loses it.

A QR code generated here simply encodes a fixed piece of text or a URL — it doesn't expire and isn't tied to a Toolnova account. If it points to a URL, the code stays scannable for as long as that URL stays live.

The Mifflin-St Jeor equation, generally considered more accurate than the older Harris-Benedict formula for most adults. It estimates the calories your body burns at complete rest, before any activity is added.

Bank quotes typically include origination fees, PMI or insurance, taxes and their own compounding schedule, none of which a simple calculator can know about. Use the tool to compare "what if" scenarios — a shorter term, a lower rate — then get the exact figure from the lender.

No — the U.S. Navy tape method used here is a reasonable estimate from a few circumference measurements, but it's less precise than clinical methods like DEXA scans, hydrostatic weighing or skinfold calipers. It's a useful, free way to track trends over time, not a clinical measurement.

They're static reference rates, not a live market feed, so treat the result as an approximation. For an actual transfer, purchase or accounting record, always confirm the live rate with your bank or card provider.

Minor differences are normal — tools vary slightly in how they treat hyphenated words, numbers and punctuation when counting. For strict submission limits, use whichever tool your recipient will actually use to check the count.