Less manual retyping
Invoice review
Turn photographed invoices and PDFs into text that finance teams can check, copy, and move into their existing process.
For teams that handle invoices, receipts and contracts: upload a PDF or image and get copyable text, no account needed. Operated by a German company, DPA available.
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OCR is useful when the result can move straight into the work that follows. Copy the extracted text, check it against the source, and send it to the right person or system.
Less manual retyping
Turn photographed invoices and PDFs into text that finance teams can check, copy, and move into their existing process.
Faster handoffs
Read forms, letters, and screenshots without switching between a document and a blank response field.
Useful text from old scans
Recover copyable text from scans so older documents can feed search, summaries, and internal knowledge work.
A clear review step
Compare the extracted text with the source before names, dates, totals, or contract wording move downstream.
Estimate your cost
Production OCR runs through the Inference API on Qwen 3.8 27B, billed per token like any chat completion — no flat per-page fee. Pricing scales with pages, not documents: a 10-page contract costs about 10x a one-page receipt. Estimate a rough cost below.
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Estimate assumes 1,500 input and 600 output tokens per page (an illustrative token budget), at Qwen 3.8 27B's current Inference API pricing ($0.42/1M input, $2.55/1M output). Count each page of a multi-page PDF separately. Higher-resolution images and denser pages cost more — this is a starting estimate, not a quote.
Continue with LLMBase Chat
Upload documents in AI Chat to summarize content, compare files, and ask follow-up questions without starting over in another tool.
Review names, dates, totals, and legal wording against the source before relying on extracted text.