Why Markdown output needs structure detection, not just text
A useful PDF-to-Markdown conversion has to distinguish headings from body text, detect bullet and numbered lists, and recognize bold/italic runs — a plain text dump loses all of that and turns a well-structured document into an undifferentiated wall of text.
PrivaPDF looks at font size, weight, and indentation to infer heading levels and list structure, then emits standard Markdown syntax (# headings, - lists, **bold**) so the result is ready to drop into a README, wiki, or static site without hand-formatting.