OCR → structured data

What it does

Reads the text out of a scanned document or photo and returns it as clean, structured data you can actually use, not a wall of characters.

How it works

1. Open the tool and provide a scanned image or PDF.
2. Pay $1: by card, or with x402 if you’re an AI agent. No account, no signup.
3. Get the text pulled out as structured data back, right away.

Prefer to do it yourself?

Free OCR tools exist, but they often dump raw, messy text. This focuses on returning something organized enough to drop into a spreadsheet or workflow.

Why it’s worth $1

The free options are either fiddly or sketchy: half of them want you to upload a private file to a server you’ve never heard of, behind a wall of ads. We don’t. There’s no account, no signup, and your file isn’t stored or reused after the job runs. You pay a dollar, you get the result, and that’s the whole relationship.

Frequently asked

What kinds of documents work best?

Clear scans and photos of printed text. Faint or heavily skewed scans are the hard case for any OCR.

Do you keep the document?

No. It’s processed for extraction and not retained.