POV: You have to write code that extracts structured data from PDFs.
You are drowning in attributes and print statements, you have to check the output over and over, you feel blind and frustrated and it takes forever.
Need to extract data from PDFs
PDF parsing DevEx sucks ass
Lose hundreds of hours stuck in PDF hell
PDF DevTools provides the interface that'llmake parsing a breeze
- Get a visual overview on all the PDF objects present on a page, and discover invisible structures
- Create checkout sessions, handle webhooks to update user's account (subscriptions, one-time payments...) and tips to setup your account & reduce chargebacks
- Build a semantic layer over your PDF by creating roles, defined by attributes
Pricing
Save a whole lot of hours for a few bucks
(Let's do the napkin math. How many hours are you messing with PDF extraction, again? How much does that amount to?)
Starter
If you're parsing PDFs here and there
$19
$9
USD
- PDF Objects Visualizer
- Max. 100 uploaded PDFs at once
- 1 year of updates
Pay once. Access forever.
All-in
For any serious PDF parsing needs
$79
$39
USD
- PDF Objects Visualizer
- Max. 10,000 uploaded PDFs at once
- Access to all future features & tools
- Priority support
Pay once. Access forever.
FAQ
Prequently Dasked Fuestions
- You get access to a webapp on which you can upload PDFs and analyze the objects present.
If you are a developer extracting data from PDFs by grouping/classifying pieces of text based on certain attributes (like font, size, color, etc.), you are probably feeling the pain of a suboptimal developer experience because it's tricky to work with PDFs and get immediate visual feedback.
PDF DevTools is a tool that visualizes all the objects in a PDF, making it easier to understand the structure of the document and extract the data you need. You can create roles and easily view which attribute conditions lead to which objects are selected.
Take a look at the video above to get a feel for how it works!
Currently, this is powered by the Fitz / PyMuPDF package (we think it's the best Python-based PDF library out there). If you use a different library, you might need to map some attribute names; and not all attributes might be supported by the library you use; but it generally should be okay.
We are planning to add support pdfplumber, and maybe a Node-based PDF library. If you have suggestions, please let us know!
- Of course! Contact us by email, we'll be happy to chat.