How to Organize PDF Extractions as Projects on iPhone

TL;DR

PDFExtract organizes documents as projects you can revisit later, keeping the original PDF, extracted images, and Markdown results together — so ongoing work like a research review stays in one place.

Steps

Import and extract from a PDF in PDFExtract.
It’s kept as a project with the original, images, and Markdown.
Revisit the project later to re-preview or re-export.
Keep a project per document to stay organized.

Why it works this way

Extraction is rarely one-and-done — you come back to re-export, grab another figure, or continue a review. Treating each document as a project keeps the source PDF and everything you pulled from it together, so a multi-document task like a literature review stays organized instead of scattered across your Files app.

Tips & edge cases

One project per paper or report keeps reviews tidy.
Revisit to re-export without re-importing.
Everything stays local to your device.

FAQ

Can I come back to a document later? Yes. Save it as a project and revisit the original, images, and Markdown anytime.

What’s kept in a project? The source PDF alongside its extracted images and Markdown results.

Is this useful for research? Yes — a project per paper or report keeps a review organized instead of scattered.