markdown-converter

You can convert PDFs and Word documents to Markdown by running a Python-based workflow that uses pdfplumber and PyMuPDF backends to extract text and tables, generating clean Markdown files under docs/references.

Yes, you can extract tables from PDF files and preserve them in Markdown. The conversion process uses pdfplumber and PyMuPDF backends specifically to extract text and tables while maintaining structural elements like headings and paragraphs.

Yes, the converter supports HTML pages and images alongside PDF and DOCX files. It transforms these external document formats into portable Markdown that preserves structure for embedding in design system documentation.

The best way to generate design-reference documentation from external files is converting them into portable Markdown. This approach preserves structural elements like headings, tables, and image references, storing outputs under docs/references for design specs.

Yes, you need Python dependencies to convert PDF documents to Markdown format. The workflow relies on the pdfplumber and PyMuPDF libraries to process external documents, extract text, and generate the final Markdown output.

When using pdfplumber and PyMuPDF for document conversion, limitations may arise from complex layouts or scanned images, as these backends focus primarily on extracting text and tables into Markdown rather than performing OCR on image-based PDFs.