Choose a mode and drop a PDF
In-browser mode keeps the file on this device. Accurate mode sends page images after you sign in.
In-browser mode keeps the file on this device. Accurate mode sends page images when you are signed in.
Text PDFs stay in the browser. Accurate mode sends one page image at a time, needs a sign-in, and uses credits.
The cap for Accurate mode is 24 pages, about 1.5 MB each.
In-browser mode keeps the file on this device. Accurate mode sends page images after you sign in.
In-browser mode rebuilds headings, columns, tables, math, and figures. Accurate mode transcribes one page image at a time.
Copy the source, save a .tex file, or save a zip with cropped figures. Reconvert after you change settings.
In-browser mode parses the PDF with PDF.js and rebuilds headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, math, and figures as LaTeX. Accurate mode sends each page image for transcription and stitches the pages into one article. Results vary by file.
In-browser mode keeps the file on your device. Accurate mode sends one page image at a time. It requires a sign-in and uses credits per page.
In-browser mode needs selectable text. Accurate mode can read a scanned page from its image. Accurate mode is capped at 24 pages.
In-browser mode detects inline math, display math, equation numbers, and rows that line up as a table. Accurate mode transcribes equations with amsmath and tables as tabular. Check the source before you rely on it.
In-browser mode crops likely figure regions and can bundle the PNGs with the .tex file. Accurate mode writes an includegraphics placeholder where a figure is visible.
Sign up, paste the source into a project, and compile. Settings apply the next time you press Reconvert.