Drop a scanned PDF and get back a searchable PDF — the original pages with an invisible, selectable text layer — or plain .txt if you just need the words. Handwriting and low-quality scans get a smart fallback so you don't end up with gibberish.
The language is detected per page — including documents that mix scripts. Nothing to choose.
Drop in the scanned or image-based PDF you want to pull text from.
Pditor reads the pages at 300 dpi accuracy, with a smart fallback for handwriting and low-quality scans.
Get back a searchable PDF — or plain .txt if you switched the output. Files auto-delete within an hour.
Turn a picture of a page into selectable, searchable text instead of an unsearchable image.
Handwriting and rough scans get a fallback path so you get usable text instead of gibberish.
By default, a searchable PDF: your original pages with an invisible text layer you can select, copy, and search. Prefer just the words? Switch the output to plain .txt.
Handwriting and low-quality scans get a smart fallback so results stay usable rather than garbled, though print scans are most accurate.
Clean scans are recognised at roughly 300 dpi accuracy. Quality depends on the source — sharper scans give better text.
No. Uploads and the text output are deleted within an hour.