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curl --location 'https://zylalabs.com/api/14067/pdf+to+json+ocr+api/34500/convert+pdf-to-json?ocr=auto' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--form 'image=@"FILE_PATH"'
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Should be Bearer access_key. See "Your API Access Key" above when you are subscribed.
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Convert any PDF document with or without images into structured JSON output with built-in OCR features of the API. The API is best suited for LLM training and dataset creation.
The Convert PDF-to-JSON endpoint returns structured JSON data that includes extracted text, images, and metadata from the input PDF. It organizes this information into a hierarchical format, making it easy to access and manipulate.
Key fields in the response include "success," "data," "id," "request_id," "file_name," "page_count," "total_pages," and "pages," which contains detailed information about each page's content and structure.
The response data is organized in a JSON object, with a top-level "data" field containing an array of "pages." Each page object includes "page_number," "extraction_method," and "blocks" that detail the content type and text.
The primary parameter is "OCR," which can be set to true to force OCR processing or left as auto for automatic detection. This allows users to customize how text is extracted from image-based PDFs.
The HTML page for conversion endpoint processes raw HTML content and returns it in various formats, such as PDF or DOCX. It extracts text, images, and formatting from the HTML, enabling users to convert web content into structured documents.
Typical use cases include transforming PDF reports, invoices, and contracts into JSON for data analysis, integrating with web applications, and preparing datasets for machine learning model training.
Users can parse the JSON response to extract specific content, such as headings or paragraphs, for further analysis or integration into applications. The structured format allows for easy manipulation and data processing.
The API employs built-in OCR technology to accurately extract text from PDFs, including those with images. Continuous updates and improvements to the OCR algorithms help maintain high data quality and accuracy.
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