OCR PDF (Text Recognition)

Convert scanned PDF documents into selectable, searchable text fully inside your browser.

Drag & drop your scanned PDF here, or click to browse

Supported formats: .pdf (Max size: no limit, executed 100% locally)

Выполняется на 100% локально в вашем браузере

При загрузке файлов они считываются как двоичные массивы в изолированную память вашего браузера. Мы используем высокопроизводительный WebAssembly для обработки на вашем устройстве.

Reorganice páginas, extraiga rangos o rote la orientación. Utilice la herramienta OCR PDF (Text Recognition) para manipular la estructura del PDF localmente en la memoria de su navegador.

Как использовать наш бесплатный инструмент OCR PDF (Text Recognition)

Load scanned PDF

Select or drag the scanned PDF file or document photo you need to process.

Start local recognition

Click the 'Extract Text' or 'Start OCR' button to activate the local character recognition engine.

Extract characters offline

The engine runs in a WebAssembly thread inside your tab, reading text patterns from images locally.

Save searchable text

Save the recognized text as a TXT file or copy it straight to your clipboard for quick sharing.

Почему стоит использовать PDFVoid OCR PDF (Text Recognition)?

100% Local y Seguro

Todas las operaciones se ejecutan en tu navegador. Los archivos nunca se suben.

Sin límites de uso

Procesa todos los documentos que necesites. Sin registro, pagos ni marcas de agua.

Velocidad instantánea

Utiliza la potencia de tu CPU para procesar archivos al instante, eliminando esperas.

Часто задаваемые вопросы

How does the OCR engine run without a server?

We load a high-performance WebAssembly port of an OCR model (like Tesseract.js) directly into your browser. This model runs on your machine's CPU threads to recognize characters offline.

What languages does the OCR tool support?

Our standard model supports English character recognition, extracting text from scanned pages, invoices, and photos.

Is my scanned document uploaded to any database?

No. The scanned image arrays are read directly in browser memory and parsed on your local CPU. Your confidential documents remain private.