I’m building Markdown-based documentation and I need a faster way to migrate content that currently only exists in PDFs.

This feature helps you migrate existing PDF-only documentation into Markdown more quickly so it can be maintained in a Markdown-based workflow. It reduces manual copy/paste effort and speeds up getting legacy content into your docs repository.

This feature is designed for teams building Markdown-based documentation who need to bring legacy content out of PDFs and into an editable, version-controlled format. It supports converting PDF content into Markdown so you can manage documentation alongside your code and other text-based assets. The primary goal is to minimize time spent manually retyping or restructuring content that already exists in PDFs. The output can be used as a starting point for refinement, allowing authors to quickly review, correct formatting, and align the content with existing Markdown conventions. This is especially useful when you are modernizing documentation, consolidating sources, or preparing for a new docs site or portal. It helps reduce bottlenecks during initial migration so teams can focus on improving content quality rather than transcription. Common use cases include migrating product manuals, internal SOPs, onboarding guides, and release notes that were historically distributed as PDF files. The feature fits into a documentation workflow where Markdown is the source of truth and updates are tracked through standard review and versioning practices.