Turn a scanned PDF or a photo of a document into a searchable PDF that looks exactly the same, with text you can find, select and copy.
Your files never leave your device
A scanned page is only a picture of text. OCR (optical character recognition) reads the words and places an invisible text layer exactly over them, so the page looks identical but search, copy and screen readers work.
Up to 100 pages per file. The language data (a few MB) is downloaded once, the first time. Recognition takes a few seconds per page, depending on your device.
It recognizes the text in scanned pages and adds it as an invisible, searchable layer to the same PDF.
No. The original pages are kept; only invisible text is added.
Yes, plus 24 other languages including Persian, Urdu, Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
Yes. Upload a JPG, PNG or WEBP image and you get a one-page searchable PDF.
OCR depends on scan quality. Blurry, skewed or low-resolution pages produce more errors.
No. Recognition runs on your device and the file never leaves it.