PDFExtractor For Mac

PDFExtractor is a streamlined and easy-to-use cross-platform application that helps you to extract texts, fonts, and images from PDF files.

Here are some facts to start with: the app extracts JPG, PNG, and TIFF images from PDFs, fonts to TTF format, as well as text and metadata from PDF as TXT documents.

You should also know that PDFExtractor works on both macOS and Windows, and it comes with support for the following languages: English, Italian, French, Russian, German, Polish and Dutch.

As far as working with PDFExtractor goes, you should not be worried at all, as you only have to drag and drop one or more PDF files from the Finder onto its compact interface.

After the files have been loaded, PDFExtractor will create a separate folder by default with the extracted images, texts and fonts in the same location as the PDF itself.

What’s more, within the app’s Preferences menu, you can just as easily change the destination location for the extracted files: you can choose the same destination as the original files or any existing folder of you choosing, and you can also choose to be prompted each time PDFExtractor extracts files.

The images, fonts, and texts will be neatly categorized in separate subfolders inside the newly created folder. One other thing worth noting: if your PDF files are password protected, once loaded,  PDFExtractor will ask you to enter the password before it can extract the data.

Taking all things into consideration, PDFExtractor is a lightweight yet highly efficient application that will most certainly come in handy for users who need a fast way to extract texts, fonts and images from PDF files with the minimum effort.