OCR, compression, repair and the full interactive Multi-Tool editor, the heavyweight operations for documents that need real processing.
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The advanced hub holds the heavier operations: OCR, compression, repair, comparison, AI renaming, a scanner effect, and the interactive Multi-Tool page editor and reader.
Drop a PDF in the box above, then pick a tool. It runs on the file you already added, so there is no second upload. Each card shows a rough run time, and the Free, Pro and AI badges show which plan a tool needs.

After OCR or repair, the other hubs cover the rest of the job. Organize handles page order, Edit handles stamps and metadata, and Security handles passwords and redaction. The AI tools can pull tables and text out of the same file.
Open the AI toolsMerge, split, rotate, rearrange and renumber pages.
Images, stamps, metadata, annotations and attachments.
Password, sign, watermark, sanitize and redact your PDFs.
AI Extract, Doc Chat and Smart Convert read a document's structure.

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OCR runs full-page text recognition on every scanned page, which is more compute-intensive than a direct format conversion, expect roughly 30 seconds per document.
OCR PDF supports the language packs bundled with the underlying Stirling-PDF/Tesseract engine, including English, Spanish, French, German and Persian.
Multi-Tool is the interactive page editor, a draggable thumbnail grid where you rotate, delete, insert, redact and reorder pages, then apply and download.
Compress PDF offers quality presets. Lower settings downsample images more aggressively; text and vector content always stay sharp.
It rebuilds corrupt or broken structure so a damaged PDF opens again.
It generates a meaningful filename from the document's own content, which helps when a folder is full of scans with messy names.
No. After you drop a PDF, the file chip shows it is ready and the tool you pick runs on that file.