Scanned PDFs
Recover text and reading order from image-based pages, while keeping low-confidence output visible for review.
STRUCTURED OUTPUT · ONE PRIVATE TASK
Turn text, scanned, or mixed PDFs into clean Markdown for editing, AI context, RAG pipelines, and knowledge-base import. Review the recovered structure before you export.
Reading structure over page coordinates
Inspect headings, tables, formulas, and warnings
Keep Markdown and local image assets together
SUPPORTED DOCUMENTS
PDF is a page format, not a document structure. The conversion pipeline is designed around the layouts that usually lose meaning during copy and paste.
Recover text and reading order from image-based pages, while keeping low-confidence output visible for review.
Preserve headers, rows, and cell relationships where Markdown can represent the source reliably.
Convert inline and display equations into editable math text instead of flattened screenshots.
ONE FOCUSED WORKFLOW
The browser checks the file type, size, and PDF signature before a task can start.
The conversion pipeline identifies text, layouts, tables, equations, and image assets.
Inspect the rendered hierarchy and switch to Markdown source when precise editing matters.
Copy the Markdown source or download the ZIP with its local image assets.
COMMON QUESTIONS
The first release favors a narrow, explainable workflow over account history or silent fallbacks.
Choose one PDF, start the conversion, review the recovered structure, then copy the Markdown or download the ZIP from the current browser.
The planned processing pipeline supports text, scanned, and mixed PDFs. Scanned output still needs review when image quality is low.
Regular tables can become Markdown tables and equations can become editable math. Complex merged cells or low-confidence formulas should be flagged for review.
The MVP is designed as one anonymous task. Server files enter cleanup after delivery, failure, cancellation, timeout, or expiry. The current local preview mode does not upload the selected file.