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Got a prompt pack stuck in a PDF? Pull the text out in seconds, no retyping.
Your file is read here in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
This gives you the raw text. On a paid plan, REPONA's PDF import reads the whole pack, splits it into individual prompts, and names and tags each one for you.
One real, measured import: 185 prompts extracted from an 87-page PDF in 4 minutes 27 seconds. A live counter shows its progress while it runs, and the time depends on your PDF.
Start free in REPONAMost prompt packs arrive as a PDF. It looks good, but the prompts are locked inside pages you have to scroll, and copying one out often grabs a page number, a heading or half of the next prompt too. Own a few packs, and finding a specific prompt means opening each file and hunting.
This tool pulls all the selectable text out of the pack at once, so you can copy what you need or move the whole pack somewhere you can actually search.
The PDF is read here, in your browser. It isn't uploaded, isn't sent to a server and isn't stored anywhere. Press Clear all or close the tab and it's gone.
The tool reads selectable text: the kind you can highlight with your cursor when you open the PDF. Most prompt packs are made this way. Some packs are really just photos or scans of pages, so the words are part of a picture and there is nothing to select. The tool can't read words inside a picture, so it tells you it found no text instead of guessing.
Images inside a pack are skipped. Only the text comes out.
People who own prompt packs for more than one tool, say one for Midjourney, one for Sora or Kling and another for Higgsfield or Nano Banana, and want those prompts out of the PDFs and into one place they can search.
This tool gives you the raw text of the pack. Turning that into separate prompts still means splitting it up yourself. On a paid plan, REPONA's PDF import does that part: it reads the pack, splits it into individual prompts, gives each one a title and tags, keeps the pack's how-to-use guidance with them, and lets you review everything before it's saved. It costs 5 credits per prompt you keep.
Either way, every prompt ends up in one library where you can search the tags instead of scrolling a PDF. Saving and searching is free forever, and links to your custom GPTs and tutorials are unlimited and free.
Press Choose a PDF above and pick your prompt pack. The tool reads the selectable text from every page right in your browser and shows it in one box you can copy.
Yes, completely free, with no sign up and no card. It runs entirely in your browser.
No. The file is read on your own device and never sent to a server, so nothing leaves your machine. Press Clear all or close the tab and it's gone.
Some packs are really just photos or scans of pages, so the words are part of a picture and there is no text to pull out. The tool can't read words inside a picture, so it tells you it found no text instead of guessing. If you can highlight the words with your cursor when you open the PDF normally, the tool can read it.
This tool gives you the raw text. REPONA's PDF import, on a paid plan, reads the whole pack, splits it into individual prompts, gives each one a title and tags, and lets you review them before anything is saved. It costs 5 credits per prompt you keep.
No. Paste the text into Bulk add in REPONA with a line of --- between prompts, and one paste saves every prompt as its own entry for free. On a paid plan, PDF import skips that step entirely.
Prompts in a pack are often just numbers, so there is nothing to search for except scrolling. Once they're in REPONA, each prompt has a title and tags, and you can search the tags, the title and the prompt text in one go.
Yes. The tool reads text, so it works the same for packs written for Midjourney, Sora, Kling, Higgsfield, Nano Banana, Seedream or any other tool.