Extract PDF Attachments
Pull embedded file attachments out of a PDF into a ZIP. Free and private in your browser, no upload.
Recover files embedded in a PDF
Some PDFs carry spreadsheets, images, or other documents as attachments. Extract them locally into a ZIP when you need the originals — without uploading the parent PDF anywhere.
What you can do with it
- Recover source data from a report
- Pull the embedded workbook out of a delivered PDF packet.
- Archive attachments separately
- Extract embeds so they can be indexed in a document system.
How to extract PDF attachments
- Open the PDF — it loads locally with no upload.
- Click Extract attachments & download ZIP.
- Open the ZIP to access each embedded file.
Recover embedded files locally
PDF.js reads the embedded file tree; this tool packs each attachment into a ZIP with deduplicated names. Nothing is uploaded, which matters when embeds include credentials or source data.
Empty attachment lists
Not every “portfolio-looking” PDF uses standard embeds. If none are found, the tool says so clearly instead of downloading an empty archive.
Related reading and tools
- Add attachments to PDF — Embed files into a PDF in the first place.
- Split PDF — Extract pages when you need page content, not embeds.