Pages
Extract all, odd, even or custom page positions.
Selecting a section avoids unrelated text but does not resolve multi-column reading order or rebuild layout.Turn selectable PDF text into a simple HTML file with a section for each page. Use the result as a starting point for accessible web editing or content reuse.
Choose a file to get started.
Select a PDF with readable text.
Choose the pages to export.
Download the HTML file and review its reading order.
A text report needs a web editing starting point. Export only the relevant pages, then repair headings and reading order in an editor. Select the relevant text-bearing pages. Open the HTML in an editor, then repair headings, paragraph order and table markup before publishing.
✓ Compare paragraph order with the PDF and inspect the resulting HTML structure before use.Extract all, odd, even or custom page positions.
Selecting a section avoids unrelated text but does not resolve multi-column reading order or rebuild layout.The details, when you need them.
No. It exports text into a simple document layout.
Review reading order, headings, rights and accessibility before publishing.
The output contains text paragraphs grouped by source page. It does not reproduce the original page layout, images, tables or fonts. This makes it more useful for recovering words than for creating a visual replica of a PDF on the web. Edit the resulting headings and structure for your intended audience.
Multiple columns, footnotes and unusual font encodings can affect text extraction. Review every section before publishing. Scanned pages need OCR first. Extracted text is escaped as text rather than treated as executable HTML, and the exported file contains no ad scripts or externally loaded resources.
This does not rebuild page design, images or semantic tables. Extraction order is not necessarily reading order or accessible structure.
Scans lack a text layer, and PDF text positions do not encode a reliable web reading order. Use OCR for scans and manually review columns, headings and link text before publishing HTML.