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Document Extract Tools

Extract documents locally in your browser, with no upload.

How document extract tools work

Document extract tools open a DOCX, PDF, PPTX, or EPUB and show the parts available for export. On this page, Document Content Extractor lets you preview paragraphs, headings, tables, lists, slide text, chapters, media, links, and bookmarks. Select the items you need, then save them as TXT, Markdown, CSV, JSON, or a ZIP of media.

Choose the parts to keep

Open Document Content Extractor when the document contains more than you need. Preview the available content first, then select the parts to export.

  • Open a DOCX, PDF, PPTX, or EPUB and inspect its available content.
  • Select paragraphs, headings, lists, tables, slide text, or chapters.
  • Include links and bookmarks, or select media for a ZIP archive.
  • Save selected content as TXT, Markdown, CSV, JSON, or a ZIP of media.

Match the export to the content

The file determines which content groups appear. Document Content Extractor can present paragraphs, headings, tables, lists, slide text, chapters, media, links, and bookmarks from DOCX, PDF, PPTX, and EPUB files. Select the content you need, then choose an export format. Media is exported as a ZIP.

Input: a PDF containing headings and tables
Output: headings as Markdown, tables as CSV

TXT keeps extracted text plain. Markdown keeps heading structure. CSV fits table data, while JSON keeps the selected content structured. The ZIP option contains selected media.

Examples of document extraction

  • A researcher opens an EPUB, selects its chapters, and exports them as Markdown for notes or editing.
  • A project coordinator previews a PDF, extracts its tables as CSV, and opens the result in a spreadsheet.
  • A presentation editor selects slide text from a PPTX and saves it as TXT for reuse in a draft.
  • A reviewer checks links and bookmarks in a supported document, then exports the selected references as JSON.

When to use Document Tools

Use Document Tools for operations on the whole file, such as compression or merging. Use Document Content Extractor to inspect content and export selected paragraphs, tables, chapters, slide text, links, bookmarks, or media.

Start with the document content

Choose Document Content Extractor when you have a DOCX, PDF, PPTX, or EPUB and want to identify the parts to export. The available selection depends on the document's content.

The document is processed locally in your browser. It is not uploaded.

Frequently asked questions

How do I extract text from a PDF?

Open Document Content Extractor, choose the PDF, preview its available content, select the text or structure you need, and export it as TXT, Markdown, CSV, or JSON.

Can I extract tables from a document?

Yes. Document Content Extractor can preview and select tables from DOCX, PDF, PPTX, and EPUB files, then export the selection as CSV or JSON.

What file types do document extract tools support?

They support DOCX, PDF, PPTX, and EPUB files through Document Content Extractor.

Are my documents uploaded during extraction?

No. Document Content Extractor processes the document locally in your browser, with no upload.