PDF.co Make integrationAutomate PDF.co with Make.

Turns a PDF into material you can actually work with: CSV, JSON, XML, XLS or XLSX, plain text, or an image in JPG, PNG or TIFF. Tables locked in a report become rows a spreadsheet can take.

Every selected page, or a page range, comes back as its own JPG or PNG. Since this is a search module, one PDF can produce several bundles, one per image.

Office files show up in every format; this module gives you just one. Documents, spreadsheets, presentations, emails or a single image come out as a PDF, ready to archive or send.

Builds one PDF out of one or more JPEG, PNG or TIFF images. Scanned pages or phone photos of receipts end up in a single tidy file.

Produces a clean PDF from HTML code, from an HTML template, or from the URL of a web page. The layout of your quote or certificate lives in HTML, and each run fills it with fresh data.

Several PDFs become one file. In Advanced mode the module also accepts doc, docx, rtf, txt, xls, xlsx, csv, jpg, png and zip files as input, so a mixed pile can still end up as a single PDF.

Cuts one PDF into several files, by page index, page range, text search or barcode search. As a search module, it hands back one bundle per piece.

Going by its name, this one places text, images and form fields on an existing PDF in a single pass. The Make documentation lists it without a description, so open its fields in the editor before you rely on it.

Its name says it reads what a PDF knows about itself. The documentation gives no description, so a Run once on a sample file is the way to see what it returns before you map anything.

Reads invoices, reports, orders and statements and pulls out their fields and tables, using the built-in extraction templates of PDF.co or a custom one. You get structured data instead of a page to read.

Answers a simple question: what kind of document just arrived? PDF.co analyzes the text with AI and returns a class, such as invoice, order or an industry, and you can add rules of your own.

Writes your data into an existing PDF form, so every field is completed without anyone typing. The official form keeps its official layout, just filled in.

Puts a password and security settings on a PDF before it leaves your hands, so a payslip or a contract stays protected on its way through email.

Lifts the password and security from a PDF so the next modules can work on it. Protected files would otherwise block a merge, a parse or a text search.

Optimizes a PDF to reduce its size, so it travels lighter to an inbox, a portal or a storage folder.

Looks for a word or a phrase inside a PDF, scanned documents included, and returns what it finds. It is the check you run before deciding what happens to a file.

Swaps one piece of text for another directly inside the PDF, without going back to the source file. A wrong date or an old address gets corrected where it sits.

Finds a given text in a PDF and removes it. An internal code or a line meant for colleagues never reaches the client.

Places an image where a piece of text used to be. A placeholder word in your template becomes a signature, a stamp or a logo.

Creates printable, scannable barcodes as an image or a PDF. QR Code, Code 39, Code 128, Datamatrix, PDF417, UPC and EAN are among the supported formats.

Decodes barcodes found in images, TIFF files, PDFs and scans, noisy or damaged codes included. Code 39, Code 128, QR Code, Datamatrix and PDF417 are all covered.

Places a file in the temporary storage of PDF.co so other PDF.co modules can work on it. Think of it as the handoff between the app that holds the file and PDF.co.

Sends an authorized request of your choice to PDF.co, reusing the connection you already set up. It reaches whatever the other modules leave uncovered.

Sends an email with files attached, straight from PDF.co. The document you just produced goes out without passing through another mail app.

Reports where a PDF.co job stands, using its id. It pairs with the Async For Large Docs mode of the PDF processing modules, which starts a job instead of waiting for the result.

Writes text and places images on an existing PDF. A paid stamp, a date or a logo appears on the page without touching the source file.

Hands an invoice to the AI of PDF.co and gets its data back, ready for the next module. Nobody has to key invoices into a sheet or an accounting tool any more.

Adds form fields to a PDF so it becomes a form people can complete on screen. A static document stops being printed, filled by hand and scanned back.

Extracts the facts about a PDF: page count, page size, author, description, keywords and any form field information. Your scenario can then decide based on the document itself.