Extract PDF Links, free in your browser
Find web and email links in a PDF and export their page number, link text, and destination to CSV or JSON. The tool never opens links.
How to extract links from a PDF
- Choose a PDF to inspect.
- Review the extracted destinations by page; links are never opened automatically.
- Download the list as CSV or JSON.
Limits & good to know
- Each PDF can be up to 200 MB and 1,000 pages.
- The tool extracts supported web and email link annotations. It does not find plain URL text that is not an actual PDF link.
- Unsupported actions such as JavaScript links are omitted from the export.
- A password-protected PDF must be unlocked before it can be scanned.
Frequently asked questions
- Are my files uploaded to a server?
- Your files are processed on your device, not uploaded to our servers. Your file and edits are saved in this browser for recovery, and previous documents remain in Saved drafts when you open another file. Use Saved drafts to resume or delete individual copies, or clear this site’s browser data to remove all copies. Browser storage can be cleared or become unavailable; download important work.
- Does it open the links it finds?
- No. Destinations are shown as text and exported only when you choose CSV or JSON.
- Does it find URLs typed into the page as plain text?
- No. It reads actual PDF link annotations. Plain text that looks like a URL is not treated as a clickable link.
- Is this really free, or free "until you hit a limit"?
- Really free. Unlike most "free" PDF sites there is no task-per-day cap, no locked Pro features, no watermark stamped on your file, and no payment step before download. Every tool is the full tool.