Built by 0xovo Creator Open Source
I made this tool to help people save money, aka broke students who shouldn't have to burn through their AI tokens just to extract text and images from their own study materials. Everything runs completely locally in your browser.
Settings
Math Rendering (KaTeX)
Render LaTeX math in preview
Include Page Numbers
Add "## Page X" headers to output
Raw Text Dump (Safe Mode)
Bypass layout analysis and extract raw text
Auto-Resolve Corrupted Fonts
Skip the popup, apply action silently
Drop your PDF files here
Select local PDFs. The browser processes them locally, extracts text & images (including math and Arabic), then outputs clean Markdown.
Parsing Document...
OCR ActivePreparing worker environment
Logs are recorded. Click "View Logs" in explorer to see history.
Workspace Explorer
Output Folder Structure
Select any file in the workspace tree to examine its contents and download.
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Processed matching your selected resolution preset
Frequently Asked Questions
Is my data secure?
100% secure. All processing happens locally on your machine, right inside your browser. Your files are never uploaded to any server, database, or cloud. Once you close the tab, the data disappears.
Which PDF files are supported?
- Standard PDFs: Extracts native text, images, and tables.
- Scanned PDFs: Built-in OCR processes textless pages.
- Password-Protected PDFs: Safely prompts for passwords locally.
- Academic PDFs: Parses LaTeX formulas & multi-column layouts.
- Corrupted Font PDFs: Renders gibberish pages as high-quality images.
Why does the extraction fail or look scrambled on some PDFs?
This tool is not magic. The quality of the markdown output depends entirely on the formatting and internal layout structure of the PDF file you upload.
If a PDF has corrupted font encodings, highly compressed image layers, or chaotic non-standard text boxes, no client-side algorithm can parse it perfectly. We always try our best to resolve layouts dynamically, but clean source files will always yield clean outputs.
Does this handle math & Arabic?
Yes. LaTeX math expressions (inline $...$
and block $$...$$)
are rendered beautifully using KaTeX. Arabic text is auto-detected and rendered
right-to-left with the Noto Naskh Arabic font. Switch to Rendered mode in the
viewer to see math and Arabic displayed properly.
What about corrupted fonts?
Some PDFs use custom-encoded fonts where standard letters are replaced by random symbols. LiteDoc automatically detects these unreadable text layers and provides options to render the affected pages as high-quality images instead of extracting gibberish.
