GekiPDF converts PDF to .docx with text laid out as real paragraphs and tables, so you can edit instead of retyping. Layout, fonts and images are preserved as closely as Word allows.
Note: PDFs that are pure scans contain no text layer. For those, run OCR PDF first, then convert.
How to pdf to word
- Upload the PDF.
- Press Convert to Word.
- Wait a few seconds (10–30 s for long documents).
- Download the .docx.
Specifications
| Max file size | 50 MB |
|---|---|
| Output | .docx (Word 2007+) |
| Speed | ~1 s per 5 pages |
| Watermark | Never |
Frequently asked questions
Is the Word file editable?
Yes. Text becomes editable paragraphs; simple tables become Word tables.
Why is my scan converted without text?
Scanned pages are images. Run OCR first, then convert to Word.
Are complex layouts preserved?
Mostly — multi-column and floating layouts may need small manual fixes.
Is the converted Word file editable?
Yes - text and tables become editable Word content. Scanned pages have no text to convert, so OCR them first.
What is the best free PDF to Word converter?
Use a converter that keeps the layout and offers DOCX: GekiPDF converts with pdf2docx, keeps paragraphs and tables, and deletes the files after an hour.