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AnyDoc

A multi-format document-to-Markdown tool for AI workflows

paid
Last Updated 9/19/2026

About AnyDoc

AnyDoc converts PDFs, documents, presentations, spreadsheets, webpages, data files, notebooks, ebooks, archives, and images into structured Markdown for AI workflows, knowledge bases, and content reuse. It supports mixed-file batch processing, result previews, and OCR for scanned PDFs and images. File processing runs entirely in the browser, so files are not uploaded; processing speed may depend on the device and browser environment.

Best for

AI workflow users
Knowledge base maintainers
Content operations staff
Users who need to process scanned documents

Best use cases

Convert multiple file types to Markdown

Organize knowledge-base materials

Batch-process scanned PDFs and images

Reuse document content

Features

Multi-format conversion

Convert documents, presentations, spreadsheets, webpages, data files, notebooks, ebooks, PDFs, archives, and images to Markdown.

Batch processing and preview

Batch-process mixed file types and preview each conversion result.

OCR extraction

Extract text from PNG, JPG, JPEG, and WEBP images, and use OCR on PDF pages that lack reliable embedded text.

In-browser processing

File processing runs entirely in the browser; files are not uploaded.

Pros

  • Supports many file types
  • Batch processing and result previews
  • In-browser processing; files are not uploaded
  • OCR for images and scanned PDFs

Cons

  • Processing speed may depend on the device and browser environment

Pricing Plans

Pro Plan

$9.99month
  • Unlimited file conversions
  • Unlimited OCR processing for images and PDFs
  • Up to 30 files processed at once
  • Maximum file size 300MB

Lifetime Plan

$99lifetime
  • Higher batch conversion capacity

Business Plan

$999lifetime
  • Includes all Lifetime Plan features
  • Create up to 3 organizations
  • Add up to 50 members across all organizations

* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on AnyDoc's official website.

FAQ

The official page states that file processing runs entirely in the browser, so files are not uploaded.
It can extract text from PNG, JPG, JPEG, and WEBP, and optionally use OCR on PDF pages that lack reliable embedded text.

Tool Information

DeveloperAnyDoc
Release Date9/19/2026
Pricingpaid