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Interactive sorting and navigation for structured PDF content — action logs, history blocks, and tables. PDF Sort extracts structured data from PDF documents and displays it in a sortable, searchable side panel. KEY FEATURES: • Automatic table detection — finds and extracts tables from any digital PDF • Multi-table support — switch between different tables in the same document • Column sorting — click any column header to sort ascending/descending • Search & filter — instantly filter rows by keyword • Paste & Sort — copy text from a PDF, paste it into the panel, and sort inline data (semicolon-delimited lists, comma-separated values, etc.) • One-click copy — copy the sorted table to your clipboard in a format ready for Excel or Google Sheets • Click-to-navigate — click any row to jump to that location in the PDF HOW TO USE: 1. Open any PDF in Chrome 2. Click the PDF Sort icon in the toolbar 3. Click "Extract Full PDF" to detect all tables, or use "Paste & Sort Text" for inline data 4. Sort by any column, search, and copy results PERFECT FOR: • Researchers sorting data tables from academic papers • Analysts extracting and reordering financial data • Students organizing science experiment results • Anyone who needs to sort data trapped in a PDF PDF Sort works entirely in your browser — no data is sent to any server. Your PDFs stay private.
Apr 6, 2026
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