Drop a drawing set and get one PDF per sheet, each named from its titleblock, with an index you can check before you download.

Drop a drawing set hereOne PDF, several, or a whole folder. Or click to choose.

to read every PDF in it, one after another; anything else in it is listed and left alone.

Scanned images (TIFF, JPEG, PNG) instead of a PDF? Sheetsa Convert, free while it's in early access, turns them into one PDF per sheet.

Sets up to about 300 MB work well here. Past about 500 MB a browser tab can run out of memory; split a set that big into parts first, or write to support@sheetsa.com.

1Every sheet readSheet number, title, discipline, revision and date, from each titleblock. Scanned titleblocks too.
2Check the indexAnything uncertain is flagged for a look, and you can fix any value in place.
3Download or keepOne named PDF per sheet, ready to download. With a plan, the set is filed in your Library under its building.

How your drawings are handled. Automatic reads can be wrong, so check the output. Terms of use.

Sets are read in your browser.
With a plan, the set you drop is saved to your organization's Library (the PDF, each sheet, and what was read from it), where your organization's members can see it and nobody else can unless your organization sends it, and a correction you make is saved there too.
Without a plan, nothing from the set is uploaded, and your current project is kept in this browser so you can resume after closing the tab; clearing this site's data removes it.
Each run sends a short usage report (counts and timings, never the drawing or its name); the privacy policy lists every field and has the switch to turn it off.
For a set not saved to a Library, when you correct a value, the correction and that sheet's titleblock crop are shared with Sheetsa while the box above the sheet list is ticked (it starts ticked; untick it to stop); nothing is shared from a set in your Library.