Leases & deeds
The 1987 lease from three owners ago: smudged, skewed and impossible to edit.
Scanned legal PDFs → editable Word
Give your team an editable Word draft in your firm’s style, without starting from a blank page.
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An animated slice of the LexForge workspace. A reference Word file is dropped in and its styles are read. Then a scanned 1987 lease is dropped in and read line by line, and one uncertain word, Warleigh, is caught. Finally the rebuilt Word page appears in the house style, with Warleigh flagged for review, and the draft is downloaded.
The problem
Retyping and reformatting takes hours your team could spend on client work. LexForge rebuilds the document as an editable Word draft in your house style, with uncertain wording flagged.
Your team checks the draft instead of typing it.
See what retyping costs against LexForge →Why it's different
OCR reads the words and AI rebuilds the headings, numbering and structure. Wording is kept as read, never rewritten by AI. Every scan comes back as a review copy, with uncertain words highlighted for you to check against the original. How the wording check works.
| What you get | Basic PDF-to-Word tools | LexForge |
|---|---|---|
| Page structure | Pages may come back as floating text boxes. | Editable headings, numbering and named Word styles. |
| Damaged or smudged text | Left in the page, hard to review. | Uncertain words are highlighted for a person to check. |
| Wording check | Varies by tool. | Every draft is checked against the words read from the source. |
| Formatting | The scan's layout. | Your firm's house style, learned from your own documents. |
See it for yourself
The fictional 1987 lease from the demo above: the typewritten scan, and an example of the house-styled Word draft LexForge returns. One smudged word is highlighted for review.


| Document | What it is | File | Download |
|---|---|---|---|
| The scanlexforge-sample-lease-scan.pdf | A smudged, typewritten photocopy you cannot edit. | PDF · 1 page · 5 KB | Download |
| The Word draftlexforge-sample-lease-house-style.docx | Editable headings, numbering and named styles, with the smudged word flagged to check. | Word (.docx) · 1 page · 11 KB | Download |
What firms reconstruct
The 1987 lease from three owners ago: smudged, skewed and impossible to edit.
Signed copies, archived scans and old templates that need to become editable again.
Scanned letters, attendance notes and matter files your team still needs to use.
Common questions
Need a person? Email support@lexforge.app.
Scanned PDFs and Word (.docx) documents, up to 100 MB. A poor scan still converts, but comes back as a review copy with anything uncertain highlighted for you to check against the original. A Word file keeps its own clause numbering; your house style's numbering is applied to scanned PDFs only.
Printed and typewritten text reads best. When a smudge, a stamp or a handwritten note leaves a word uncertain, LexForge marks it for your review instead of guessing.
LexForge is built for English-language legal documents. If your firm needs another language, tell us at support@lexforge.app.
Footnote text is kept and styled to match your examples. It is returned as editable text in the document body rather than as Word's linked footnotes.
Documents are stored and read in the UK, AI processing runs in the EU with storage switched off, and customer documents are never used to train AI models. Scans are cleaned up automatically, and your firm controls how long finished files remain. The Security page has the full detail.
Time the whole job, review included.