Powered by layout-aware OCR vision-language architecture. Stop retyping equations and fixing broken columns. Upload arXiv preprints, theses, or scanned conference papers and receive clean Markdown with native LaTeX math, preserved reading order, and structured benchmark tables.
Free: 1 conversion per day · Up to 10 pages · Ready for Obsidian, Notion & Overleaf
Why copy-pasting from arXiv or IEEE is notoriously painful—and how vision neural extraction solves it.
Yes. The layout-aware vision engine performs multi-stage OCR on image-only and scanned PDFs, recognizing font weights, equation regions, and reading hierarchy even without a selectable digital text layer.
Inline equations are wrapped in standard single dollar signs ($...$), and block equations are wrapped in double dollar signs ($$...$$). This standard format renders automatically in Obsidian, Notion, GitHub, and KaTeX-enabled Markdown viewers.
Yes. The raw LaTeX output is 100% syntactically compatible with standard AMS-LaTeX packages, allowing you to copy equations straight into your TeX document without manual re-typing.
On the free tier, you can run 1 document per day, up to 10 pages per file. No account registration or credit card is required for your first conversion.
Absolutely. We enforce an in-memory execution pipeline. Once your file is parsed and delivered to your browser workspace, the temporary file is shredded immediately. Your unpublished preprints and proprietary findings are never saved or used for AI model training.