Convert a PDF to Google Doc in 6 steps.
Find out how to convert your PDF files to Google Doc, ready to share and modify with Adobe Acrobat online.
Does your team use Google Docs to collaborate, comment and review business files? If so, you might find you need to convert your PDFs before sharing with colleagues on Google Drive. Luckily, it’s easy to make the switch from PDF to Google Doc with Acrobat.
Explore the steps involved in converting your PDF to a Google Doc, and start streamlining your workflows and collaboration processes with Adobe Acrobat.
In this guide:
- Requirements for converting a PDF to Google Doc
- How to convert a PDF to Google Doc with Adobe Acrobat
- Converting a Google Doc back into a PDF
- Tips for converting a PDF to Google Doc
- What else you can do with Acrobat online services.
Requirements for converting a PDF to Google Doc.
While you can jump in and convert a PDF to a Google Doc right away, there can be some formatting issues if certain guidelines aren’t followed.
These are the ideal requirements for text and images to be converted from PDF to Google Doc:
- Ensure your PDF is high-quality and formatted correctly for easy conversion.
- Text should be 10 pixels high, at least.
- Ideally use Arial or Times New Roman fonts
- Stick to a right-side up orientation for text and images
- Image files within the PDF should be 2MB minimum
- Make sure all images are sharp, with a strong contrast and good lighting.