Convert from PDF tools

These tools open a PDF and take something out of it. Rasterizing the whole page is one route — PDF to JPG for photographs and mixed layouts, PDF to PNG when you need crisp edges or a transparent background, PDF to WebP when file size matters more than universal support. Extract PDF images is a different job: instead of a picture of the page, it pulls out the images that were embedded in the document, at whatever resolution the author put there.

For words, PDF to text returns whatever the file already stores as characters. If it comes back empty, the page is a scan and OCR is the tool you actually need. Tabular data has its own path: PDF to CSV reconstructs table rows for a spreadsheet, PDF to Excel writes a multi-sheet workbook, and Bank statement parser is tuned for the transaction lists in statement PDFs, where the columns are consistent but the surrounding layout rarely is.

Extraction is one of the most common reasons people upload financial and legal documents to a site they know nothing about. Nothing here needs to: the parsing runs inside the tab you already have open, and the CSV, workbook or image set is generated locally and saved straight to your downloads.