PDF to Markdown Converter

Yes, completely free. Anyone who is signed in can use it with no watermark on the result, no daily limit, and no credit card. Sign in and convert as many PDFs as you need.

No, and we want to be straight with you. A PDF stores a fixed page layout, not real text structure, so the result is clean, readable Markdown rather than a pixel-perfect copy. You get the actual words in tidy paragraphs, ready for you to add your own headings and styling.

Not reliably. A PDF has no dependable way to mark which lines are headings, so the tool does not guess them for you. Your titles come through as plain text, and you can mark them as Markdown headings yourself afterward.

Yes. If your PDF is a scan or image of a page, the tool runs OCR to read the text off the image first, then turns it into Markdown. How clean the result is depends on how clear the scan is.

No. Everything runs in your browser. There is nothing to download or install, no Adobe Acrobat, no add-ons, no desktop app.

Yes. Because it runs in the browser, it works the same on Mac, Windows, Linux, and on phones and tablets. Any modern browser will do.

Yes. Your files are never stored. The PDF is processed to pull out the text and is not kept on our servers afterward, so your document stays yours.

Yes, files up to 10MB are supported. That covers most documents, reports, and ebooks. If your file is larger, split it into smaller PDFs first and convert each part.

No. There is no AI rewriting or summarizing here. The tool simply extracts the real text from your PDF, so the words you get out are the words that were in the file.

A standard Markdown file (.md) with clean paragraphs. You can open it in any text editor or paste it straight into Notion, Obsidian, GitHub, or any tool that reads Markdown.

Copying from a PDF usually drags in broken line breaks and odd spacing. This tool gives you clean paragraphs in a simple, portable format that pastes neatly into writing and note apps.