turn scanned PDFs and document screenshots into structured Markdown with page blocks, tables, formulas, and source review.
Use formatted OCR for reports, statements, manuals, papers, and multi-page PDFs.
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Supports JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, BMP, TIFF, HEIC, PDF
Maximum file size: 20MB
Batch upload: up to 20 files
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This page focuses on the gap between raw PDF text extraction and usable Markdown. It is for PDFs where headings, tables, formulas, and page boundaries matter.
Multi-page PDF recognition is grouped by page so review and export stay predictable.
Formatted OCR keeps headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, and formula markers where possible.
Correct text blocks before copying or downloading the final Markdown.
Use batch OCR for multiple PDFs or the OCR API for automated ingestion.
Basic extractors can miss document structure. Formatted OCR is designed for reviewable Markdown.
| Output need | Formatted OCR Markdown + JSON | Simple OCR Plain text | PDF text layer If available |
|---|---|---|---|
| Structure | |||
| Headings and paragraphs | Flat text | Depends | |
| Tables | Formatted blocks | Often broken | |
| Formula preservation | Best effort | ||
| Workflow | |||
| Page grouping | Depends | ||
| Editable OCR result | |||
| API automation | Custom | ||
A scanned PDF can become structured content that is easier to review and reuse.
# Product Requirements | ## Acceptance Criteria | - OCR result is editable
| Metric | Current | Target | converts into a copyable table when recognition finds rows and columns.
Each page can include blocks with type, text, confidence, bbox, and page index.
Notes on scanned PDFs and layout preservation.
Upload a sample PDF, inspect page-level output, and export Markdown or JSON.