Extract data
from PDFs with source citations.
Upload an invoice, contract, statement, application, or report. Describe the fields you need, then review the results.
Pull fields from one PDF.
Upload a file, name the fields you need, and review the values that come back.
Built for one-off lookups.
Choose the fields you need from invoices, contracts, forms, and statements.
Invoices and receipts
Pull vendor names, dates, line items, and totals from a bill or receipt.
Contracts and leases
Find parties, dates, amounts, and key clauses without reading every page.
Forms and applications
Grab answers from intake forms, applications, and signed paperwork.
Statements and reports
Get account numbers, periods, and summary figures from a statement.
Review extracted fields in OpenParser Studio.
Upload a file, name the fields you need, and review the answers in OpenParser Studio.
Extract data from PDF FAQ
What to expect when you ask for specific information from a document.
Do I need a template?
No. Describe what you need in plain language. For example, ask for the invoice date and total, then review what comes back.
What documents work well?
Invoices, contracts, statements, and forms with clear text tend to work well. Faint scans or unusual layouts may need a closer look at the source.
Can I ask for several details at once?
Yes. List the fields you care about in one request and review each answer against the PDF.
How do I know the answers are right?
Compare results with the original document. Confirm anything important before you rely on it.
How is this different from turning the whole PDF into text?
This page is for targeted lookups: a date, a total, a name. If you want readable text from every page, use our PDF to text page instead.
What does it cost?
New accounts get $10 in free credits. Parsing starts at $1 per 1,000 pages on open-weight hosted models. Extracting fields adds the token cost of your selected language model.
Pull fields from one PDF
in OpenParser Studio.
Upload a PDF, name the fields you need, and review the answers in OpenParser Studio.