Document profile
See type, title, page count, confidence, and processing time in one bounded report.
Browser-local PDF inspection
Understand whether your PDF is ready for extraction.
Inspect a PDF locally to see its document type, page count, native-text readiness, page-level OCR recommendations, layout complexity, table and column signals, and encoding warnings. Download the same findings as JSON without uploading the source. Confidence and layout signals are diagnostic guidance, not guaranteed extraction accuracy.
No upload · no account · no document analyticsPage-level OCR reasonsConfidence is a diagnostic signal
Browser-local document inspection
Check extraction readiness before you convert or OCR
Choose one PDF to review its document type, page count, OCR recommendations, layout signals, and encoding warnings. The source remains in this browser.
OCR planning
Review affected page numbers and the plain-language reason for each recommendation.
Layout clues
Find complex layout, table pages, column pages, and encoding warnings before extraction.
Plan OCR by page
See which pages have no usable native text and why they may need recognition, without pretending that a recommendation is a completed OCR result.
Explain layout complexity
Table pages, column pages, and complex-layout signals identify places where reading order and structured extraction deserve closer review.
Export the same report
Download a complete JSON report containing the title, timings, page indexes, reasons, layout findings, and encoding warnings shown in the workspace.
Evidence before action
Inspection informs the next step; it does not make a destructive decision for you.
1. Select one PDF
The selected source stays available while you review or retry the inspection.
2. Read the document profile
Type, title, page count, confidence, and processing time establish the report context.
3. Review page signals
OCR reasons, table pages, column pages, and encoding warnings remain separately traceable.
4. Choose a workflow
Use the findings to decide whether native extraction, OCR, or manual review is the right next step.
Continue your workflow
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