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About
0xPdf is an API for turning PDFs into structured JSON using a schema-first workflow. Users define a JSON schema describing the fields and nesting they want, then send any PDF to a parse endpoint and receive JSON that matches the schema. The product combines OCR and document-structure extraction in a single flow, supporting scanned pages, images, reading order, and tables. It includes a playground to test schemas and preview outputs before integrating, and offers official SDKs for Python and TypeScript alongside generic HTTP support. The site emphasizes visibility into schema quality by returning metadata such as required-field coverage and schema adherence confidence, and provides an operational status page for system components. The intent is to reduce boilerplate and post-processing when integrating PDF extraction into applications.
Problem & solution
Problem
Extracting structured data from PDFs is slow, brittle, and requires custom OCR/parsing.
Solution
Define a JSON schema; upload a PDF to an API to get schema-shaped JSON via OCR+AI.
Who it's for
Developers integrating PDF-to-JSON extraction via an API.
Main features
- Schema-first parsing
- PDF /parse API endpoint
- OCR + structure pipeline
- Playground preview
- Python & TypeScript SDKs
Use cases
- Parse invoices into JSON
- Extract tables from scanned PDFs
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