Document layer for enterprise AI that turns PDFs, images, and spreadsheets into LLM-ready JSON and Markdown
Turn your photos into art with curated styles
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Freemium
Pricing
Free/Hobby: $0, up to 2,000 pages included, $0.015 per additional page. Standard: $250/month, includes up to 20,000 pages, $0.012 per additional page. Enterprise: Custom per-page rate with volume-based pricing.
One-Time Pack: $4.99 once for 40 credits (40 Looks or 2 Moments); Weekly Plan: 160 credits (160 Looks or 8 Moments) with crisp quality and no watermark
Key features
Parse documents to LLM-ready Markdown with vision models that preserve structure
Extract fields into JSON with domain-awareness and confidence scores
Split multi-document files with parent-child indexing
Attention-guided heatmaps for reading pages like humans
Dual-stream vision model processing data and layout in parallel
Domain-specific decoder trained on millions of enterprise documents
Supports multiple file types: PDFs, images, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, scans
Deployment options: managed cloud, VPC, on-premises, or air-gapped
REST API and Studio dashboard for integration
Schema-validated outputs with cross-field constraints
54 curated art styles
Transform photos to paintings, illustrations and posters
Create short video clips from photos
MCP integration for AI assistants
REST API for direct integration
Batch image processing
Durable job states with status tracking
Watermark-free creations on paid plans
Full-quality crisp results
iOS and Android apps
What makes it different
#1 ranked accuracy on olmOCR-Bench against leading frontier labs and IDP vendors
Only solution that reliably handled complex tables and nested formats where others failed
Simple per-page pricing with no credit-based ambiguity
Preserves document structure and hierarchy unlike traditional OCR
Native integration with AI agents through MCP and REST without a separate product
Supports 54 distinct artistic styles from watercolor to digital