Multi-page and batch processing examples
Scenario: Merge multiple scanned images into one PDF
State the page order when uploading images:
Merge these scanned images into one PDF in filename order. Put the cover first and attachments last. Show me the detected order before merging.
The agent sorts filenames naturally, presents the list for confirmation, and makes each image one PDF page. A run accepts up to 100 images. Larger inputs can be split into volumes, but the volumes cannot currently be merged automatically into one file.
Scenario: Merge multi-page tables into Excel
Merge these table screenshots into one Excel workbook in filename order, with one worksheet per image.
The agent confirms the image order before recognizing each table. The worksheet order matches the confirmed image order.
Scenario: Merge document photos into Word
Merge these document photos into one editable Word file in page-number order, preserving headings, paragraphs, and tables as much as possible.
The agent organizes the pages by filename or visible page number, asks for confirmation, and then recognizes and restores each image in order.
Scenario: Merge text from multiple images
Recognize this set of slide screenshots and merge the results into Markdown in page-number order.
The agent OCRs each image in the confirmed order and concatenates the results into one Markdown file. Choose TXT when formatting is not needed.