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Extract PDF Comments & Sticky Notes

Organize document feedback in seconds. Perfect for peer reviews, legal redlining, and team collaboration.

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Professional PDF Extraction

Designed for Accuracy

Our local-first engine ensures your annotations are extracted with 100% precision while keeping your documents private.

  • Preserves text formatting and colors
  • Maintains document structure
  • Supports rich-text comments and replies
  • Works offline in your browser

Extract PDF Comments & Sticky Notes

Streamline Your Document Review Process

PDF comments—often hidden in tiny sticky note icons—are easy to miss but contain crucial feedback. Whether you are dealing with peer reviews, contract redlining, or editorial feedback, missing a single comment can be costly.

Our tool pulls every comment out of the document and presents it in a clear, linear list. We extract not just the text, but also the Author Name, Creation Date, and Page Number. This creates a comprehensive Audit Trail of all changes requested on a document.

Who Needs This?

  • Legal Professionals: Extract comments from contracts to ensure every clause objection is addressed.
  • Editors & Writers: Consolidate feedback from multiple beta readers into a single master to-do list.
  • Project Managers: Export team feedback to Excel to assign tasks and track resolution status.

Stop clicking on tiny yellow icons one by one. Get the full picture instantly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our privacy-first tool.

Yes. We capture the 'Author' metadata field, so you can sort or filter feedback by reviewer.
Yes, provided you have 'Read' access and the password to open it. We don't bypass encryption.
Highlights mark existing text; Comments (Sticky Notes) contain new text added by a user as feedback.
Yes. We can handle hundreds of comments across hundreds of pages without lag.
Yes. Every comment object includes a `creationDate` field.