PDF OCR Extraction

Yes, you can extract text from image-based PDFs using OCR to convert unreadable scanned documents into searchable output. The process applies layout preservation to maintain original formatting, returning structured text that reflects the document's headings and forms.

OCR text extraction works on tables and forms by applying structured extraction logic to preserve document layout. It processes complex scanned documents and organizes headings, table data, and forms into clean, searchable text formats for review.

You can process multiple scanned PDFs at once using batch processing capabilities. This handles multiple documents simultaneously and reports confidence levels for the extracted text, allowing you to review uncertain content across large sets of scanned records.

OCR extraction confidence levels indicate the certainty of recognized text from scanned PDFs. Lower confidence scores highlight uncertain content or handwriting that may require manual review, ensuring accuracy when digitizing forms, tables, and paper records.