General chat tools can describe a PDF’s contents if you paste it in and ask, but they don’t have a built-in function to sweep every highlight and comment out of a whole folder into one table with page references. That’s a specific, repeatable extraction DocJuicr is built to do.

Squeeze your PDF highlights and comments into one table

Every highlight, note and comment from a whole folder of PDFs, pressed into one Word or Excel table – free, no AI needed.

Start squeezing, free

The squeeze

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Upload your folder

Any number of PDFs you’ve already highlighted, annotated or added sticky notes to.

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Run “Export highlights”

DocJuicr reads every highlight, sticky note and comment across the whole set – no AI needed, so it’s free on every plan.

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Get one table

File name, page and the highlighted or annotated text, in Word or Excel – ready to sort, filter or paste into your notes.

What you get

The juice: what comes out.

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A Word document listing every highlight and comment, with its file name and page

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An Excel table you can sort and filter by file, page or colour

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Nothing sent to AI – this is a rules-based extraction

A worked example

Upload a folder of 15 journal articles you’ve already highlighted while reading. DocJuicr reads every highlight and margin note across the set and returns one table: file name, page, and the highlighted text, ready to paste into your literature notes or a summary spreadsheet.

Once your highlights are in one place, DocJuicr’s AI tools can go further if you want them to: Find more with AI looks for passages like the ones you’ve already highlighted, and the AI summary turns a bundle into a cited memo. Both use your plan’s monthly AI-page allowance; the highlight export itself never does.

This tool is free on every plan, including Demo – it never touches your monthly AI-page allowance.

Plans

Start free. Upgrade when you need more pages, more storage, or the AI features.

Demo

$0 forever

Try the full document toolkit before you subscribe.

Access to all functions
50 MB storage between sessions
Process documents up to 100 pages
1,000 pages per month
50 of those pages can use AI

Start free

Small

$11/mo

(Including GST)

For light, occasional use.

Access to all functions
100 MB storage between sessions
Process documents up to 1000 pages
10,000 pages per month
500 of those pages can use AI

Choose Small

Medium

$22/mo

(Including GST)

For regular, ongoing use.

Access to all functions
200 MB storage between sessions
Process documents up to 2000 pages
20,000 pages per month
1,000 of those pages can use AI

Choose Medium

Large

$55/mo

(Including GST)

For heavy, high-volume use.

Access to all functions
500 MB storage between sessions
Process documents up to 5000 pages
50,000 pages per month
2,500 of those pages can use AI

Choose Large

All prices shown include GST and tax invoices can be downloaded on demand. Upgrade at any time; downgrades take effect from your next billing cycle. Need more than Large? Contact us (see our Terms for the address) about a bespoke plan.

FAQs

Can ChatGPT do this?

General chat tools can describe a PDF’s contents if you paste it in and ask, but they don’t have a built-in function to squeeze every highlight and comment out of a whole folder into one table with page references. That’s a specific, repeatable extraction DocJuicr is built to do.

Does this cost anything?

No. Exporting highlights and comments is a rules-based tool, not AI, so it’s included free on every plan, including Demo, and never touches your monthly AI-page allowance.

What if my PDFs don’t have highlights yet?

This tool exports highlights, sticky notes and comments that already exist in your PDFs – made in Acrobat, Preview, or DocJuicr itself. If you want DocJuicr to find and highlight key terms for you first, its AI-assisted highlighting function can do that, using your AI-page allowance.

Is my data used to train AI models?

No. Your documents, prompts and results are never used to train AI models – not by us, and not by our AI providers. Documents and account information are stored in Australia (Sydney). See our Privacy policy for the full detail.

Try it on your own PDFs. It’s free, and it’s the same account you’d use for every other DocJuicr function.

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