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Extract PDF Links

Extract all hyperlinks from a PDF and export them as a CSV or plain text list. Shows the link URL and the page number where each link appears — useful for link audits and content migration.

How to Use Extract PDF Links
  1. 1Upload the PDF you want to audit for hyperlinks
  2. 2Click 'Extract Links' to scan all pages for annotated hyperlinks
  3. 3Review the list of URLs with their page numbers
  4. 4Choose to export as CSV (for spreadsheet analysis) or plain text
  5. 5Download the link list and use it for your audit or migration
Examples
  • Audit all external links in a PDF report to check for broken or outdated URLs
  • Extract all reference links from a research paper PDF for bibliography verification
  • Pull all hyperlinks from a PDF resource guide to compile a clickable HTML list
  • Extract URLs from a PDF marketing report to track outbound link performance
Frequently Asked Questions

Hyperlink annotations (clickable URLs in the document), web links in text (if annotated), and internal PDF links (links to other pages within the same document).

A list of entries showing the URL and the page number where each link appears. Exported as CSV (for spreadsheet analysis) or plain text.

The extraction tool provides the URLs. To check if links are still live, paste them into a link checker tool after extracting.

Auditing a PDF document's external references, migrating document links to a new system, checking for broken links in technical documentation, or analysing reference lists.

Plain-text URLs that are not clickable links are not extracted by default. Only annotated hyperlinks (the kind that are clickable in a PDF reader) are extracted.

Yes. All processing runs in your browser. Your PDF is never uploaded to any server.

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