View and export comments and annotations
PDF annotations, highlights, sticky notes, comments, and markup, are not always visible in every viewer. This tool surfaces all annotations in a document and presents them in a readable list alongside page thumbnails, so you can review every comment and note without hunting through pages.
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A reviewer returned a PDF full of comments and highlights and you want them listed, not hunted page by page.
Input
reviewed.pdf
Result
A list of 23 annotations with page, type, author, and text, click to jump
Annotations are extracted into a single navigable list so you can work through every comment systematically instead of scrolling and missing some. It reads existing markup; the file is inspected locally.
PDF annotations, highlights, sticky notes, comments, and markup, are not always visible in every viewer. This tool surfaces all annotations in a document and presents them in a readable list alongside page thumbnails, so you can review every comment and note without hunting through pages.
Collect and read all reviewer comments from a collaborative document in one place.
Verify that all editorial notes and corrections have been addressed before publishing.
Quickly scan all annotations on a shared document before a review meeting.
Export annotations from reviewed documents to keep a record of feedback separately from the PDF.
Surface hidden comments and notes that might not be visible in a basic PDF viewer.
The viewer parses the annotation layer of each page and extracts text comments, highlights with associated notes, underlines, strikethroughs, stamps, and drawn markups. Each annotation is displayed with its page number, type, author (if available), and content. You can filter by annotation type or jump to a specific page to see annotations in context. This is particularly valuable for reviewing feedback on collaborative documents where multiple people have left comments.
It supports text highlights, sticky notes, free text, stamps, underlines, strikethroughs, ink drawings, and pop-up comments.
No, this is a read-only viewer. It displays and exports annotations but does not modify them.
Some PDFs flatten annotations into the page content, making them part of the page image rather than separate annotation objects. Flattened annotations cannot be extracted.
PDF parsing and editing happen in your browser. Documents, and everything inside them, are never uploaded or stored remotely.