Select the Parse tab. You’ll see the document with detected sections, bounding boxes, and figures. Expected result: parsed content displayed alongside the original PDF.
Switch to the Extract tab. The schema and JSON output appear side by side. Expected result: structured output linked to bounding boxes in the document.
Bounding boxes and output blocks are clickable — select either to highlight the matching content.
Goal: Create your own pipeline and parse your own document.
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Sign up or log in
Sign up or log in to upload your own documents to Studio.
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Create a Parse pipeline
Add a new pipeline, then choose Parse for processor type. Create a name, which can be edited later.
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Upload a document
Click to upload or drag and drop a file to get started. We accept many filetypes, including PDF, DOCX, images, and more. You can download a sample PDF from a demo pipeline if you don’t have one on hand.
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Click Run to parse
Running the Parse pipeline without any configuration adjustments will use our default settings. For more complex documents, check out our best practices for parsing guide.
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Open the Result tab to view parsed text and structure
The results tab displays the original document with bounding box overlays with our Parse output side-by-side. You can switch between formatted markdown and the JSON response view, as well as copy the invocation code under the Code button.