I want my PDF documents to behave like digital files, but my scanned PDFs act like images with no selectable text.

Convert scanned, image-based PDFs into searchable, selectable, and copyable documents using OCR (Optical Character Recognition). This makes scanned PDFs behave like native digital files while preserving the original layout for easier reading, editing, and reuse.

This feature applies OCR to scanned PDFs that currently behave like images, turning the visible text into real, selectable text. After processing, you can search within the PDF, highlight and copy text, and use standard text-selection tools just like you would on a digitally generated PDF. The conversion is designed to preserve the original page appearance while adding an accurate text layer underneath. It improves accessibility by enabling screen readers and making content easier to navigate. The output can be used for quoting, extracting sections into other documents, and faster review through keyword search. It also supports workflows that depend on text, such as redaction, annotation, and indexing. This is especially useful for scanned contracts, receipts, academic papers, archived records, and forms that need to be searched and referenced. By turning scans into text-enabled PDFs, the feature reduces manual retyping and speeds up document handling across teams.