
Tesseract for conventional local OCR
Recognize printed text with a local engine and language data files.
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Recognize printed text with a local engine and language data files.

Detect and recognize text and extract structure with PaddleOCR pipelines.

Detect text and analyze layout, reading order and tables in documents.

Convert PDFs and supported files into Markdown, JSON or other documented formats.

Convert complex documents to structured outputs for reading or downstream processing.

Turn documents into typed elements that a retrieval pipeline can filter and chunk.
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