Convert Contract to Text — Extract Contract Clauses Online
Scanned contracts are the worst documents to search: 40 pages of image with no text layer. OCR the whole stack and every clause becomes searchable — find termination terms, renewal dates and liability limits in seconds instead of flipping pages. Multi-page files up to 200 pages on paid plans.
Example result
Sample extraction — contract clauses to text
| Section | Extracted text |
|---|---|
| 1. Parties | Between Acme Inc. and Blue LLC |
| 3.2 Term | Effective Jan 1, 2026, for 24 months |
| 5.1 Termination | Either party may terminate with 60 days notice |
| 7.4 Liability | Aggregate liability limited to fees paid |
| 9.2 Renewal | Auto-renews unless notice given by Nov 1 |
How it works
- 1Upload your file or scan — PDF, photo, or screenshot.
- 2Our AI reads and extracts the content in seconds.
- 3Download, copy, or export to the format you need.
Frequently asked questions
Can it handle long, multi-page contracts?
Yes — up to 200 pages per file on paid plans. Each page is processed in order, so a 40-page lease or vendor agreement converts in one upload.
Does OCR preserve paragraph structure?
Reasonably — layout-aware OCR keeps paragraphs, headings and numbered clauses in reading order. For exact structure, export to Markdown rather than plain text.
Is it reliable enough for legal review?
OCR is a digitization step, not a legal opinion — always compare key clauses against the original, especially dates, amounts and names. Searchable text makes that comparison faster, not automatic.
What about scanned copies with stamps and signatures?
Stamps over text can obscure characters, but clean copies extract fully. If a clause is covered by a stamp, obtain a clean copy — no OCR can read what's hidden.
Supported files & languages
Works with PDF, PNG, JPG, JPEG, WebP, DOCX and XLSX files up to 200MB. Recognizes 47 languages including English, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Arabic. No software to install.