Extract every figure into a searchable image gallery
Upload your PDF. Every embedded image, diagram, and figure becomes a gallery entry with caption, category, and detail page — in minutes. No screenshot tools, no manual export.
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Extracts every embedded image at source resolution
How it works
Three steps. No Photoshop required.
Describe how to organise
Tell Exepad how you want images grouped — by chapter, by subject, by page range — and what captions or categories matter.
Attach your PDF
Upload the document. Exepad extracts every embedded image at source resolution, captures the surrounding caption text, and records the source page.
Publish the gallery
Your gallery is live with a URL — search, filter, browse, and download originals. Update by re-uploading a revised PDF anytime.
Not a PDF of figures.
A browsable gallery.
Every image, diagram, and chart trapped in your PDF gets its own detail page, caption, and download — searchable and shareable by itself.
A detail page per image
Every extracted figure gets its own URL with full-resolution view, caption, source page reference, and download link.
Search and category filters
Search by caption text, filter by category or chapter, jump to any page range. No more scrolling a 400-page PDF to find one diagram.
Download originals anytime
Every image is available at source resolution for download — reuse in your own documents, presentations, or publications without degradation.
Share a direct link
Every figure has its own stable URL. Paste into Slack, email, or a Notion doc — recipients land directly on that image's page.
See what gets viewed
Track which figures are viewed, downloaded, or linked to most. Useful for spotting the illustrations that do the real work of explaining.
Swipe-friendly mobile gallery
Full-screen mobile viewer with swipe navigation between figures. Captions appear below; pinch-to-zoom reveals detail.
Built for PDF figures
Exepad does the image-extraction work that most PDF tools skip.
Source-resolution extraction
Images are pulled at their embedded resolution — not at the downsampled size shown on the PDF page. What was 2400px stays 2400px.
Caption capture from surrounding text
Figure captions ("Figure 3.2: ...") are detected in the text around each image and attached automatically.
Page and position metadata kept
Every extracted image records its source page number and position — useful for citations, references, and keeping provenance.
Diagrams vs photos detected
Exepad distinguishes vector diagrams from raster photographs and renders each appropriately — vectors stay crisp at any zoom.
PDF figures vs. Exepad gallery
Images embedded inside a PDF are locked up — hard to share, impossible to browse, and invisible to search. A gallery sets them free.
Everything a PDF full of figures can't do
The figures exist. The PDF locks them up. Your gallery gives each one its own page, its own URL, and its own search signal.
From PDF figures to gallery
in one sitting
Your PDF's embedded images have nowhere to go. Exepad gives each one a home, a URL, and a way to be found.
Images become gallery pages
Every embedded figure becomes its own page with full-resolution view, metadata, and download link — indexable by Google as an image page.
Captions become metadata
Figure captions in the surrounding PDF text become titles, descriptions, and alt text — making every image searchable and accessible.
Sections become categories
Chapters or named sections of the PDF become category scopes in the gallery, letting you browse figures by topic rather than by page.
Frequently asked — PDF Images to Gallery
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