AI assistant feature · Free trial: 3 operations with a verified account
Smart OCR
Corrected, structured recognition: clean headings, lists and tables.
Your documents are never used to train AI. They are deleted automatically.
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Accepted formats: PDF, JPG, PNG, WebP
How it works
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Drop your file
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Adjust the options
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Download the result
Classic OCR reads letters; our smart OCR understands the page. The assistant recognizes the text of your scans and photos, corrects recognition errors and rebuilds the structure, with real headings, lists and tables. Old typed documents, photographed course notes and faded certificates come back as clean, editable text you can use straight away.
Choose the output that fits your next step: DOCX to edit in Word, Markdown for notes and wikis, or a searchable PDF. It shines on documents where standard OCR struggles, such as mixed layouts, tables and slightly blurry photos. Always proofread names, figures and dates, which matter most in official papers.
Start with the assistant's free trial with a verified account; usage is then counted in AI pages on the AI and Pro plans or with a 24-hour pass. Your documents are never used to train any model and are deleted automatically after processing. We only rely on paid AI APIs, and you download the result from a temporary link.
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Frequently asked questions
- How is smart OCR different from the regular OCR tool?
- Regular OCR recognizes raw text. Smart OCR also corrects errors and restores headings, lists and tables for a clean, structured document.
- Which output formats are available?
- DOCX, Markdown or a searchable PDF.
- Can it read photos taken with my phone?
- Yes. Upload JPG, PNG or WebP images as well as scanned PDFs. Sharp, well-lit photos give the best results.
- Should I check the recognized text?
- Yes. Recognition is very good but not perfect, so proofread names, numbers and dates before using the text.