I receive scanned PDFs that look fine, but I cannot search for specific words or sections inside them.

This feature helps you make scanned, image-based PDFs searchable by detecting the text inside them. It improves findability so you can quickly locate words, names, and sections without manually reading every page.

Scanned PDFs often contain pages saved as images, which means the document can look correct but has no selectable or searchable text. This feature adds a text layer by recognizing characters in the scan so standard PDF search works. After processing, you can use your usual search tools to find specific terms, headings, and references across the document. It is designed for documents like scanned contracts, invoices, forms, reports, and archived paperwork. The result preserves the original page appearance while enabling text selection and copy/paste where recognition is successful. This reduces time spent scrolling and manually checking pages for key information. It can also support better organization by making content easier to index and retrieve later. It is especially useful when you receive scans from external parties and need to verify details quickly. The feature helps turn “view-only” scans into practical working documents for review and navigation.