Extract every hyperlink (URL) from your PDF as a text list.
Every link buried in your pages — I am bringing them up to the surface.— Poulpi
Only clickable links (annotations) are detected; the result is a text file listing page and URL.
A PDF often hides dozens of outward pointers: references, sources, tracking pages or action buttons. Being able to extract links from a PDF in one pass saves you from scanning each page by hand and gives you an instant overview of everything the file points to. It is the foundation of a proper audit: you see at a glance where a report actually sends its readers.
Gathering PDF links is also useful for building a reusable reference list, for checking that no URL leads to an unwanted domain, or for preparing a content migration to another platform. Pulling out each address cleanly, together with the page it sits on, turns a static file into usable data for your verifications or your archives.
The tool finds clickable link annotations that carry a URL: each hyperlink is listed with the address it leads to and the number of the page where it appears, all exported as a plain text list that is easy to review or copy. To be honest about the limit: an address simply typed out as text in the body, with no clickable link attached, is not included, because it is not a link annotation.
To go further, metadata reveals the file's invisible information, extract-attachments recovers embedded attachments, and extract-pages isolates the pages you care about. At pdfOutils, privacy comes first: no sign-up is required and your files are deleted automatically after processing, never stored or reused.
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Extract every hyperlink (URL) from your PDF as a text list.
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Upload your PDF: the tool scans each page's annotations and lists every URL found, along with its page number, in a downloadable text file.
Clickable hyperlinks (Link annotations carrying a /URI action). Plain URLs written as text in the content are not included.
It extracts clickable hyperlinks (link annotations) along with their URL and matching page number. A URL merely typed as text, without an active link, is not always detected.
Yes, each hyperlink is paired with the page number where it appears. This makes it easy to locate a specific link within a large document.
Yes, this tool is 100% free with no usage limits. No sign-up, no credit card and no watermark added to your documents.
Yes. Your files are processed securely and automatically deleted from our servers after processing. Nobody has access to them.