I want to extract headings and lists from a PDF into a structured Markdown format for easier reading.

This feature extracts headings and list structures from a PDF and outputs them as clean, structured Markdown. It makes long or complex documents easier to scan, navigate, and reuse in notes or documentation.

This feature converts a PDF’s visible structure into Markdown by identifying headings and list items and formatting them in a readable hierarchy. It is designed to improve readability by turning dense page layouts into a linear, text-first outline that is easy to skim. Users can apply it to documents such as reports, manuals, policies, academic papers, and meeting handouts to quickly understand the document’s organization. The output preserves heading levels and list nesting where it can be determined from the PDF’s layout and typography. This makes it easier to create summaries, study guides, or documentation drafts without manually retyping section titles and bullet points. The resulting Markdown can be pasted into editors like GitHub, Notion, Obsidian, or any Markdown-compatible tool. It is especially useful when you need a structured outline for navigation, search, or repurposing content into knowledge bases. The feature focuses on headings and lists rather than rewriting content, keeping the result faithful to the source document’s structure. It can be used as a preprocessing step before further editing, annotation, or conversion workflows.