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PDF to Text Converter

Extract text from any PDF file instantly — no upload, no server, 100% private. Supports multi-page PDFs with per-page navigation and full text download.

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Pages (blank = all)

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Max 50 MB · Your file never leaves your device

Output is editable · fix any extraction errors

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PDF parsing runs entirely in your browser using PDF.js. Your files are never uploaded to any server.

Multi-page PDFs

Extract text from all pages at once, or select a specific page range. Navigate pages with the page picker.

Formatting Options

Toggle page breaks, clean up whitespace, add line numbers or page headers to organise your output.

Export Options

Copy to clipboard or download as a clean .txt file named after your original PDF.

Common Questions

Why does my PDF show no text after extraction?

This happens when your PDF is image-based (scanned) rather than text-based. PDF.js can only extract text that was embedded as actual text in the PDF. For scanned PDFs, use our Image to Text OCR tool instead — export each page as an image first.

Is there a file size limit?

The tool accepts PDFs up to 50 MB. Larger files may slow down your browser since all processing happens client-side. For very large documents, consider extracting specific page ranges using the From/To page inputs.

Does it support Hindi/Devanagari PDFs?

Yes! If the PDF was created digitally with embedded Unicode text (common in modern Hindi PDFs, government documents), PDF.js will extract the Devanagari text correctly. For KrutiDev-font PDFs, the extracted characters may appear garbled — use our KrutiDev to Unicode converter afterwards.

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