Turn Scanned Documents into Searchable Text
A scanned PDF is a photograph of a document. You can read it with your eyes, but your computer can't — it can't search the text, you can't copy a paragraph, and screen readers can't access the content.
OCR changes that. It analyzes the page images and creates a text layer that makes the document fully functional: searchable with Ctrl+F, selectable for copy-paste, accessible to screen readers, and indexable by search engines.