Select the pages you need and extract their existing text layer into a UTF-8 text file without uploading the PDF.
Choose the pages to read, preview them, and download their searchable text as one TXT file.
Your files stay in this browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
PDF text extraction is useful when you need content for notes, search, quoting, accessibility workflows, or another text editor.
Choose all pages or only the pages you need. The output separates each page with a clear heading and uses UTF-8 encoding.
This tool reads the PDF text layer locally. It does not perform OCR, so scanned image-only pages may not contain extractable text.
Selectable pages
Extract the entire document or choose individual pages from the preview grid.
Readable page sections
Each selected page receives a heading so its source location remains clear.
UTF-8 output
The TXT file supports English, Chinese, and other Unicode text found in the PDF.
Open the file locally and prepare its page previews.
Keep all pages selected or choose only the pages whose text you need.
Extract the text layer and save one UTF-8 text file.
Fix another PDF task without leaving your browser.
Rotate PDF
Fix sideways or upside-down pages, preview every page, and download a permanently rotated PDF in seconds.
Merge PDF
Add two or more PDFs, arrange them, and create one clean document without uploading files.
Split PDF
Turn one PDF into separate page PDFs and download everything as a ZIP file.
Split by Ranges
Create separate PDFs from specific page ranges without uploading your document.
PDF to JPG
Turn selected PDF pages into JPG or PNG images without uploading the document.
No. The PDF text layer is read locally in your browser.
No. It extracts existing searchable text and does not recognize text inside scanned images.
Yes. Select or deselect pages before extracting the text.
PDFs store text by position rather than paragraphs. Complex columns or decorative layouts can produce a different reading order.
The UTF-8 output can contain any Unicode characters available in the PDF text layer.
