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Batch Extract PDF

Extract text, images, or pages from multiple PDF files in one operation, instead of processing each PDF individually — built for repetitive extraction across a batch of documents.

How to Use Batch Extract PDF
  1. 1Upload multiple PDF files using the file picker (select several at once)
  2. 2Choose what to extract — text, images, or pages
  3. 3Click Extract to process every file in the batch
  4. 4Download the extracted content for each file individually
Examples
  • Extract text from 40 scanned invoice PDFs at once to feed into a bookkeeping search index
  • Pull all images from a folder of PDF product spec sheets in a single batch for a catalogue refresh
  • Extract specific pages from dozens of PDF contracts to compile a signature-page audit
  • Batch-extract text from a semester's worth of lecture-note PDFs for keyword searching
Frequently Asked Questions

You can select multiple files at once from the file picker. Very large batches (50+ files) may take longer to process depending on file size and your device's performance.

No — the same extraction type (text, images, or pages) applies to every file in the batch. Run separate batches for different extraction types.

Each source file's extracted content is downloaded as its own separate output, named to match the original file, rather than merged into one combined file.

Processing time scales with total file size and page count across the batch, since each PDF is still processed individually behind the scenes.

No. Every file in the batch is processed locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

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