Choose a readable scan
Add an image-only PDF with clear text, good contrast, and a manageable page count.
scanned pdf → ocr → markdown
Turn an image-only PDF into a usable Markdown text layer with OCR that runs in your browser.
the short answer
Upload the scanned PDF in anydoctomd. The browser first checks for a readable text layer; when none is available, it rasterizes the pages and runs English-focused OCR locally. The result is organized into page sections, cleaned automatically, and kept editable so you can correct names, numbers, and reading order before downloading Markdown.
what you get
at a glance
Processing
Browser-local file conversion
Output
Cleaned Markdown with source metadata
Limit
60MB per file
Review
Editable before copy or download
how it works
Add an image-only PDF with clear text, good contrast, and a manageable page count.
The browser renders the pages and recognizes text without sending the PDF to a conversion server.
Review OCR output carefully, edit mistakes, then copy or download the Markdown.
good for
know the limits
see the output
These small examples show the shape of the output before you use your own files.
questions
Yes. Pages are rasterized and recognized in the browser. The first OCR run may fetch worker or language assets, but the PDF is not uploaded to anydoctomd's conversion server.
OCR prioritizes readable text. Complex tables, columns, and visual positioning may be reordered or flattened and should be reviewed in the editor.
The scanned-PDF OCR fallback processes up to the first 40 pages and adds a note if a longer document was truncated.
ready when you are
No account is required. Add a file, review the result, and keep the Markdown that is useful to you.
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