Pull every URL out of a PDF into a plain list, with the page number each one came from.
Use Extract Links From PDF (interactive) — JavaScript required for uploads.
A tab-separated list: page number, then URL. Duplicates on the same page are collapsed. Useful for checking a document for dead or unexpected links before publishing it.
This reads the PDF\u2019s link annotations — the clickable ones. A URL merely typed as visible text is not a link, so use PDF to Text for those.
Yes, completely free and with no account.
The PDF has no clickable link annotations. URLs written as plain text will not appear; extract the text instead.
No. Checking them would mean contacting each site, and nothing here touches the network.
This tool works entirely on this page. Your file is opened by JavaScript here, changed in memory, and handed straight back to you — it is never uploaded. Open your browser's Network tab while you use it and you will see nothing leave your device.
Because there is no server doing the work, there is no signup, no watermark, no file size limit, and no daily cap. Nothing is stored, because nothing is received.
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