File conversion workflows
Pick what you need to convert. Every workflow runs on Anthropic’s Claude and returns clean, structured data — no code, no OCR pipeline. Start free with 100 credits.
Convert scanned invoices to structured JSON & Excel
Stamps, handwriting, and dense line-item grids become clean header fields, item tables, and totals—ready for ERP, AP workflows, or automation.
Learn more →Convert identity cards to a CSV row
Driver’s licenses, national IDs, and passports—photo, barcode, and layout fields extracted into a flat CSV row for KYC, onboarding, or databases.
Learn more →Convert bank statements to Excel
Multi-page statements with running balances become organized Excel sheets—summary, transactions, and daily balances on separate tabs.
Learn more →Convert contract PDFs to editable Word
Scanned or digital contract PDFs become editable Word files—numbered sections, fill-in blanks, and checkbox options kept intact.
Learn more →Convert Excel spreadsheets to Markdown tables
Workbooks with parameters, merged headers, and grids become clean Markdown—ready for docs, wikis, and RAG.
Learn more →Convert presentations to structured Markdown
Slides with diagrams, matrices, and formulas become structured Markdown—one section per slide, layouts and metrics preserved.
Learn more →Convert handwritten notes and scans to text
Photos of notebooks, whiteboards, and scan-only PDFs—cursive and mixed styles transcribed into clean, readable Markdown.
Learn more →Convert audio and video to transcripts and subtitles
Upload any audio or video recording and get a Markdown transcript with per-sentence timestamps—ready for search, summarisation, or subtitle export.
Learn more →Convert email archives to structured Markdown
Convert .eml, .msg, .mbox archives, or full .pst files into structured Markdown with YAML front-matter headers, clean body text, and attachment inventory.
Learn more →Convert EPUB books to structured Markdown
Extract chapters, metadata, and table of contents from EPUB e-books into clean, navigable Markdown—ready for indexing, search, or republishing.
Learn more →Convert SVG diagrams to described Markdown
SVGs are rasterised and described by Claude Vision, with all <text> labels extracted and listed—perfect for accessibility documentation.
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