Solved by Get a TXT file with mark down from a PDF
This feature helps you reuse content from a PDF report by converting selected sections into Markdown. It makes it easier to move structured information into internal documentation or a knowledge base without retyping.
This feature supports turning content from a PDF report into Markdown so it can be reused in internal documentation or a knowledge base. It is designed for situations where a PDF contains valuable sections that need to be republished in a more editable, web-friendly format. You can identify the sections you want to reuse and produce Markdown that fits common documentation workflows. The resulting Markdown can be placed into tools like wikis, knowledge bases, or repositories that store documentation as text. This reduces manual copy-paste effort and helps keep formatting consistent across documentation pages. It is especially useful for reusing recurring report elements such as summaries, findings, procedures, or reference tables when appropriate. The feature enables teams to quickly repurpose finalized PDF content into living documentation that can be updated over time. It also supports documentation hygiene by making it easier to standardize headings, lists, and structure in Markdown. Common use cases include internal runbooks, post-project documentation, compliance notes, and technical knowledge articles derived from official PDF reports.
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