I need to turn a PDF manual into Markdown text so I can version-control it in Git.

Convert a PDF manual into clean, structured Markdown so it can be tracked in Git. This makes it easier to review changes over time, collaborate through pull requests, and keep documentation consistent.

This feature converts an existing PDF manual into Markdown text that is suitable for storing and maintaining in a Git repository. It extracts the manual’s content and outputs Markdown that can be committed, diffed, and reviewed like any other source file. The goal is to make documentation changes transparent by enabling line-by-line comparisons between revisions. Once converted, teams can edit the Markdown directly using standard editors and documentation tooling. Markdown output also supports common documentation workflows such as code review, branching, and release tagging. The converted files can be organized into a predictable folder structure to align with your repository conventions. This is especially useful when the PDF is the only source of truth and you need a maintainable, editable format moving forward. It supports documentation collaboration by letting multiple contributors propose changes without editing binary PDF files. The result is a version-controlled manual that integrates naturally into software development and continuous documentation practices.