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From unreadable scan to accessible document
This is what the converter's work will look like. The example has three faces: the document as it arrives (an image no screen reader can read), the accessible version faithful to the original, and the plain-language version.
This demo uses a fictional document we prepared for the example. The full service will process your own documents — up to 5 a day — and delete them once you get your result.
The example: typewritten minutes, scanned crooked
Before: the scan
After — the accessible version
Meeting minutes — Library Committee
Date: March 12, 2026 · Time: 10:00 a.m.
Attendees
- María Fernanda López, coordinator
- Jorge Restrepo, student representative
- Ana Muñoz, librarian
Decisions
- Extend reading room hours on Saturdays.
- Buy three electronic magnifiers for the help desk.
- Publish the updated catalog before March 30.
Next meeting
Thursday, April 9, 2026, 10:00 a.m., room 2.
The plain-language version
Minutes of the library meeting
We met on March 12, 2026.
María Fernanda, Jorge and Ana were there.
We decided three things:
- The reading room will also open on Saturdays.
- We will buy three electronic magnifiers.
- The new catalog will be ready before March 30.
The next meeting is on Thursday, April 9, at 10 in the morning.
Already working
Try it with your own document
Upload a photo or image of a document (JPG or PNG) and text recognition runs entirely in your browser: your file never leaves your device.
The first time, your browser downloads the recognition engine (about 15 MB), so it needs a connection. This version delivers the recognized text; semantic structure and plain language arrive with the full service.
Recognized text
What it does inside
Three steps, two versions, you choose
- Recognizes the text of the scan or photo, even if it arrives crooked or stained.
- Rebuilds the real structure: headings, lists, tables and image descriptions.
- Hands you the faithful version and the plain-language one — simplifying a legal or medical document is your decision, not ours.