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Copying text from a PDF file is as easy as opening your PDF in a compatible reader, selecting the text, and choosing the copy option. We'll show you how to do that in Adobe Acrobat Reader DC, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox.
This wikiHow teaches you how to copy text from a PDF and paste it into Microsoft Word. If the PDF was created from a text document on a computer, you can use Adobe Acrobat Reader (Windows/Mac) or Preview (Mac) to copy the text.
Need to copy and paste from a PDF? Here, we show you the simple way to copy PDF text step-by-step. Plus how to get free PDF OCR for those tricky cases.
Click and drag your cursor to select the desired text passage within the PDF, even across multiple pages if needed. Then right-click within the selection, choose ‘copy’ from the Edit menu, and your text will be copied. Now, you can paste this information into your desired document.
This wikiHow teaches you how to copy a PDF file's contents and paste them into another document that you can edit. The easiest way to do this is to use Google Drive, which can convert nearly any PDF (even those with text embedded in images) to a format you can copy and edit directly.
Follow these steps to copy text and images from your PDF document in Adobe Reader. Also, the Snapshot tool allows you to copy specific area of your PDF document as an image.
Here is a useful trick to quickly resolve this without having to remove all the line breaks manually. Basically, all it does is automatically replace all the unwanted line breaks with a single space, making all the text run together into a single paragraph: 1- copy the text you want from the PDF.