Extract PDF tables as CSV, Markdown, HTML, or structured OCR output

Extract tables from PDFs as CSV, Markdown, or HTML, and use advanced OCR to return structured Markdown or JSON tables embedded in page OCR output.

Export detected tables as structured data

PDF Extractor can send each detected table to advanced OCR and return table contents as GitHub-flavored Markdown, HTML, or CSV for spreadsheets, review, and downstream automation.

Return structured tables inside page OCR

Full-page advanced OCR can produce Markdown or JSON output where tables remain structured inside the page transcription, which is useful when table meaning depends on nearby text.

Keep table crops and page context

Use structured exports alongside original table crops, titles, captions, footnotes, headers, and body text so results can be validated against the source document.

Extract tables from digital and scanned PDFs

Visual table detection works from the rendered page rather than depending on clean embedded text. For scanned statements and reports, pair detection with page or element OCR to recover the table contents while retaining an image of the original region.

Automate repeatable table workflows

Choose Table plus any supporting Caption, Text, Header, or Footnote categories, limit the job to a page range, and submit the same settings through the web app or authenticated REST API.

Review structured output before it moves downstream

CSV is convenient for spreadsheets, Markdown for review and AI context, and HTML for web workflows. Keeping the source crop next to the structured result makes extraction errors easier to catch.