How to Export PDF Text and Images as a ZIP on iPhone

TL;DR

PDFExtract can share the extracted Markdown on its own or bundle the text and images together into one ZIP archive — so a document's content moves to your notes or teammates in a single handoff.

Steps

  1. Extract text and/or images from your PDF in PDFExtract.
  2. Preview the results.
  3. To send just text, share the Markdown file.
  4. To send everything, export text and images as a ZIP.
  5. Hand it off via the share sheet.

Why it works this way

Extracted content is only useful once it reaches its destination intact. Sharing Markdown alone suits dropping text into notes; a ZIP of text plus images keeps a figure-heavy document together so nothing is separated in the handoff. Both go out through the standard share sheet, so the content lands wherever you work.

Tips & edge cases

FAQ

Can I export text and images together? Yes. Bundle the extracted text and images into a single ZIP archive.

Can I just share the text? Yes. Share the Markdown file on its own when that’s all you need.

Where does it go? Out through the iOS share sheet — to notes, files, or a teammate.