Regular batch conversion
No upload- Best For
- Text-based PDF collections
- Processing
- Local browser queue
- Markdown Output
- Private ZIP-ready Markdown
Convert multiple PDFs into clean Markdown. Choose local Regular Mode or Advanced OCR Mode, then download completed results as a ZIP.
The batch page keeps the same local conversion model as the single-file tool, with queue controls added for heavier workflows.
Choose several text-based PDFs from your device or drop them into the upload area.
Each file gets its own status, progress, error state, and retry action.
Open any completed file to inspect and edit the Markdown before downloading.
Download individual .md files or package completed results into a ZIP.
Compare regular batch PDF to Markdown conversion with Advanced OCR batch conversion before you start. Use the local browser queue for text-based PDF collections, or choose OCR for scanned PDFs, image PDFs, table-heavy files, and complex layouts.
Useful when you have a folder of reports, notes, exports, or documentation drafts to move into Markdown.
Processes one PDF at a time to reduce memory spikes in the browser.
Encrypted, scanned, oversized, and complex PDFs show their own error messages.
Completed Markdown files can be bundled into one archive.
Review and clean up a result before copying or downloading it.
Use free local conversion for text PDFs, or switch to Advanced OCR for scanned and complex PDFs.
Use the standard converter when you only need one PDF and want the original preview side by side.
Practical limits for browser-based batch conversion.
Regular Mode does not upload files. Advanced Mode uploads PDFs for OCR and saves completed results for 24 hours.
PDF parsing can use significant memory. Sequential conversion keeps the browser more stable, especially on laptops and mobile devices.
The failed file keeps its own error state and the queue continues with the next PDF. You can retry failed files after the active queue finishes.
No. The downloadable ZIP includes completed Markdown results. Failed file details are kept in the task record.
Yes. Choose Advanced Mode to use OCR. Credits are charged by successfully recognized page.