I’m archiving documents and I need them to be searchable later, but my current PDFs are not searchable at all.

Convert non-searchable PDFs into searchable documents by extracting text with OCR and embedding it into the file. This makes archived documents easy to find later using keyword search while keeping the original layout intact.

This feature turns scanned or image-based PDFs into searchable PDFs by recognizing text and adding an invisible text layer to the document. It is designed for archiving workflows where you need to reliably retrieve documents months or years later by searching for names, dates, invoice numbers, or other key terms. You upload or select your existing PDFs and run the “make searchable” process, which analyzes each page and detects printed text. The output is a searchable PDF that preserves the original visual appearance while enabling copy/paste and in-document search. This improves long-term document management by reducing time spent manually opening files to check their contents. It also helps standardize archival quality so that new and old PDFs behave consistently in your storage system. The feature is useful for scanned contracts, receipts, invoices, medical records, court filings, and any paperwork that was digitized as images. It supports bulk processing to handle large archives efficiently and produces results suitable for downstream indexing by document management or storage tools. By making PDFs searchable at the source, it increases discoverability and reduces reliance on file naming conventions alone.