Convert PDFs to Numbers, Pages and Keynote formats.
PDF2Office for iWork is the Mac PDF Converter for converting PDFs to editable iWork formats.
Overview
PDF2Office for iWork converts PDF files to editable Apple Pages, Numbers and Keynote formats.
Convert PDF to Pages. Convert PDF to Keynote. Convert PDF to Numbers. Convert PDF to iWork.
Convert PDF documents to iWork formats
View how to convert PDF to editable Pages, Keynote and Numbers files using PDF2Office for iWork
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How to Convert PDF to Pages, Keynote or Numbers on Mac
1. To Convert a PDF to Pages, Keynote or Numbers simply drag and drop the PDF file to convert to the PDF2Office for iWork window
2. Once the PDF file has been added, click the Convert to Keynote or Convert to Pages or Convert to Numbers button
The PDF file is converted immediately and opened in Pages, Keynote or Numbers ready to be edited
Note: PDF2Office is registered trademark or trademark of Recosoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Apple, Macintosh, Mac, the Mac logo, Numbers, Keynote, Pages, iWork are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Apple, Inc. in the United States and or other countries. All other trademarks are recognized and are the property of their respective owners.
Note: Layout reconstruction varies depending on document and may not be 100% accurate. PDF2Office does not perform Optical Character Recognition. An image in a PDF file is treated as an image. Furthermore, certain types of PDF data are not supported including (but not limited to) transparencies, clipping paths, tilings/shadings, certain graphics operations, graphics filtering, certain text operations and PKCS/AES encrypted documents.
Note: Layout reconstruction varies depending on document and may not be 100% accurate. PDF2Office does not perform Optical Character Recognition. An image in a PDF file is treated as an image. Furthermore, certain types of PDF data are not supported including (but not limited to) transparencies, clipping paths, tilings/shadings, certain graphics operations, graphics filtering, certain text operations and PKCS/AES encrypted documents.
