OCR Jobs

I have a sizeable batch of English text that exists only as scanned PDFs. Each file runs well beyond ten pages, so volume and consistency matter. I simply need the words transferred faithfully into an editable format—standard text only, no templates, tables, or images. Accuracy is everything: every heading, paragraph break, and punctuation mark should match the scan, free from spelling errors. A clear, unformatted Word document (or Google Doc) for each scan will be the expected deliverable. If you use tools like OCR, please proofread thoroughly before handing the files back. Let me know your typical turnaround time per document and any experience you have typing lengthy scanned material. Once we agree on a pace, I’ll supply the first batch and we can work through the set ...

I have a batch of PDF-based clinical notes and I want an automated routine—ideally powered by Anthropic’s Claude or a comparable large-language-model pipeline—that will (1) confirm each file is indeed a clinical note and (2) pull out two key data groups: • Patient information (full name, DOB, medical record number, and any other standard demographics present) • Every physician referenced in the note, including those listed in the “Cc” section or mentioned elsewhere in the narrative Source files may vary in layout, so the parser has to cope with scanned text (OCR may be required), mixed fonts, and occasional handwritten annotations. I can supply a small, representative sample for calibration and a larger set once the script is stable. Please retu...

I have a sizeable batch of English text that exists only as scanned PDFs. Each file runs well beyond ten pages, so volume and consistency matter. I simply need the words transferred faithfully into an editable format—standard text only, no templates, tables, or images. Accuracy is everything: every heading, paragraph break, and punctuation mark should match the scan, free from spelling errors. A clear, unformatted Word document (or Google Doc) for each scan will be the expected deliverable. If you use tools like OCR, please proofread thoroughly before handing the files back. Let me know your typical turnaround time per document and any experience you have typing lengthy scanned material. Once we agree on a pace, I’ll supply the first batch and we can work through the set ...

I have between 1 – 50 pages of handwritten notes that I need re-typed with care and absolute accuracy. All work has to be done manually; no OCR tools or automated shortcuts, please. I will supply high-resolution scans of each page, and I’d like the content transferred into a clean, well-formatted digital document (Word or Excel—whichever you are most comfortable with). Legibility and faithfulness to the original text matter more to me than speed. Spelling, punctuation, and line breaks should match my notes unless something is clearly an error, in which case flag it for review rather than guessing. Once the file is complete, send it back for a quick spot-check. If everything aligns with the source material, the job is done.

I have a 30-page scanned PDF that contains plain text organized with headings and subheadings. I need every line re-typed into Microsoft Word, not simply copied through OCR, so that the final file is spotless and ready for immediate use. Please use Times New Roman, 12 pt throughout. Headings and subheadings must appear in bold, with consistent spacing above and below each level so the document flows cleanly. Include continuous page numbering in the footer and keep margins at the Word default. No tables, charts, or footnotes are involved—just accurate text and clear hierarchy. The job is complete when I receive a DOCX that mirrors the original layout, free from typos or missing words, delivered within 48 hours of acceptance.

I have a batch of text documents that exist only as scanned images. I need every page run through accurate OCR, then the extracted content copied into clean, editable files with the same basic layout and paragraph breaks preserved. Spelling must match the source exactly; obvious scan artefacts such as stray line breaks, mis-read characters, or hyphenated word splits should be fixed as you go. You can work with any reliable OCR application—Adobe Acrobat, ABBYY FineReader, Tesseract, or another tool you trust—so long as the final text is error-free and ready for direct use. Please share a brief note on the software you plan to use and how you check the accuracy of the conversion. Once we agree on a workflow, I will supply the scans in batches and expect the corresponding editabl...

I have a set of scanned images that combine narrative text with financial figures. Your task is to transcribe every element into a clean, well-structured Excel workbook so the numbers remain fully usable for analysis while the surrounding descriptions are preserved word-for-word. The numeric portion is strictly financial data—amounts, dates, account names, subtotals, and totals—so absolute accuracy and correct placement in the sheet are critical. The text portions (headings, notes, explanations) must appear in the corresponding rows or columns exactly as they do in the source images. Please work directly in Microsoft Excel (no CSV), maintain the original order of items, and keep all currency symbols, commas, and decimal points intact. I will supply the scanned files as high-r...

I need a seasoned Acrobat professional to take my original statements—downloaded directly from the issuing source—and correct the underlying technical flaws that are preventing automated verification. The platform flags the file for missing text layers, OCR / searchability problems, and metadata issues. I also suspect deeper PDF structure and general compatibility concerns that may be contributing to the rejection. Key objectives • Re-enable true text search without touching a single visible character, date, or figure. • Rebuild or embed any absent text layer cleanly via Acrobat’s OCR or a comparable, loss-free method. • Validate and, if necessary, repair metadata so it meets standard digital-PDF requirements. • Inspect font embedding, object ...

I’m building a next-generation sales CRM that feels as effortless as snapping a business card yet powerful enough to run an entire pipeline. The first milestone is a fully functional iOS, Android and Web application that shares a single code-base and database so every action—scan, score or follow-up—stays perfectly in sync, online or off. Core scope for this phase • AI Business Card Scanner – instant OCR, auto-detect fields, verify emails and phone numbers on the spot. • AI Lead Scoring – classify each new contact as Hot, Warm or Cold based on behavioural and profile signals I can tweak later. • AI-generated Meeting Summaries – turn call notes or voice memos into concise, searchable summaries stored against the contact record. Ar...

I have a batch of printed documents that have already been converted to high-resolution scanned images. Your task is to extract every word from those scans and enter it verbatim into a structured text file (Word or plain-text) while preserving paragraph breaks and basic formatting. No numerical tables or mixed data—this is purely text transcription, so accuracy in spelling, punctuation, and line order matters most. You will receive a shared folder containing the scans. Feel free to use any reliable OCR tool—ABBYY FineReader, Adobe Acrobat, or Google Vision—but please proof-read the output and correct mistakes before submission. Manual typing is equally acceptable if that gives cleaner results; the final file just needs to be 100 % faithful to the source pages. Deliverab...

I have a set of PDF files that contain plain text which I need transferred into Excel. The goal is straightforward: move the content over, keep it legible, and preserve the natural layout of the information using standard spreadsheet formatting—nothing bespoke or heavily styled. I am comfortable with a basic accuracy range of roughly 80-89 %, so manual key-checks or light OCR cleanup is acceptable. What matters most is that columns line up, rows stay consistent from one sheet to the next, and the final workbook is easy for me to sort, filter, and analyse. Adobe Acrobat, any reliable OCR tool, or direct copy-paste paired with solid Microsoft Excel skills will all work. I just need someone who knows the common pitfalls of PDF extraction—random line breaks, merged cells, los...

I have a set of PDF files that contain plain text which I need transferred into Excel. The goal is straightforward: move the content over, keep it legible, and preserve the natural layout of the information using standard spreadsheet formatting—nothing bespoke or heavily styled. I am comfortable with a basic accuracy range of roughly 80-89 %, so manual key-checks or light OCR cleanup is acceptable. What matters most is that columns line up, rows stay consistent from one sheet to the next, and the final workbook is easy for me to sort, filter, and analyse. Adobe Acrobat, any reliable OCR tool, or direct copy-paste paired with solid Microsoft Excel skills will all work. I just need someone who knows the common pitfalls of PDF extraction—random line breaks, merged cells, los...

Hi, I'm Ayush. I've built similar training materials before – mostly for small teams who need to get better at Excel without sitting through boring theory. I can put together a complete package for your 3-hour workshop. Here's what I'll deliver: PowerPoint deck – Clean, visual, and easy to follow. Covers core formulas (IF, VLOOKUP/XLOOKUP, SUMIFS, TEXT functions) and pivot tables. Each slide has a clear takeaway and a prompt for the hands-on exercise. Demo files and datasets – Realistic IT data. Think log files with timestamps and error codes, ticket metrics (open/closed by priority, SLA breaches), system inventory lists with hardware specs. Everything your team can manipulate during the session. Facilitator notes – Step-by-step. Timings for e...

I have a Tamil-language PDF that I need converted into clean, copy-ready plain text. The quickest way is usually to drop the file into Google Docs and use its OCR, but I’m fine with any method you prefer as long as the final result meets these points: • Entire document: please capture every line of Tamil text from the first page to the last. Deliver the output a Google Doc shared back to me—whichever you find cleaner after your pass. A quick manual proofread to catch common OCR slips will be appreciated so I can drop the text straight into my project with zero extra cleanup.

I have a Tamil-language PDF that I need converted into clean, copy-ready plain text. The quickest way is usually to drop the file into Google Docs and use its OCR, but I’m fine with any method you prefer as long as the final result meets these points: • Entire document: please capture every line of Tamil text from the first page to the last. Deliver the output a Google Doc shared back to me—whichever you find cleaner after your pass. A quick manual proofread to catch common OCR slips will be appreciated so I can drop the text straight into my project with zero extra cleanup.