Upload scanned PDFs, photos, invoices and contracts in Greek. DocuSearch AI turns them into accurate, searchable text with the accents intact and the tables still tables, then answers your questions about them with a citation to the page.
Most OCR tools treat Greek as "supported" because the letters are in their model. The errors show up later, when you try to find something.
The tonos and dialytika are small marks that ordinary engines drop or misplace. DocuSearch preserves them, so the text you get back is spelled the way it was printed.
πόλη (city) ≠ πολύ (very) ≠ πολήΑ and A, Ο and O, Ρ and P, Τ and T are different characters that look identical. Mixing them up produces words that look right on screen and never match a search.
ΑΡΟΤΡΟ typed with Latin A, P, O, T is unfindableGreek invoices, contracts and public-sector forms mix Greek body text with Latin company names, codes and English clauses, usually inside tables. DocuSearch keeps the table structure and reads both scripts in one pass.
| ΑΦΜ | VAT ID | Ποσό | → stays a tableFree online OCR tools hand you a text file and stop. DocuSearch keeps going: your Greek documents become a library you can search and question.
Looking for τιμολόγιο also finds τιμολογίου and τιμολόγια. Accents and capitals are ignored when matching, so ΤΙΜΟΛΟΓΙΟ on a stamped header matches too. Numbers, dates and reference codes match exactly.
"What is the total on invoice 0417 and when is it due?" is answered from your own documents in Greek or English, with a citation to the file and page the answer came from, so you can check it.
The recognised text keeps headings, tables and the images extracted from the page. Export the result as an editable DOCX or a PDF, or keep working with it inside DocuSearch.
The application runs on Microsoft Azure in France. OCR and answers come from Mistral AI, a French company, through its EU endpoint. GDPR is the default, not an add-on: export or delete everything from your account at any time.
Each of these is a reasonable choice for a different job. The question is what you need to happen after the text comes out.
| Option | Greek support | What you get | Search across documents | Ask questions (AI) | Where data goes | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free online OCR i2OCR, OCR.space, Convertio |
Yes | Plain text or a basic document, one file at a time | No | No | Varies by provider | Free, with page and size limits |
| Tesseract open-source engine, ell model |
Yes | Text or hOCR; quality depends on your preprocessing | No, you build it | No | Your own machine | Free; needs technical setup |
| Desktop OCR suites ABBYY FineReader, PDFelement |
Yes | Editable DOCX / PDF, per file | Local files only | Varies | Your own machine | Paid licence per seat |
| DocuSearch AI | Yes, modern Greek, accents preserved | Markdown with tables and images, DOCX / PDF export, searchable library | Yes, with Greek declension | Yes, with page citations | European Union (Azure France, Mistral AI) | 20 pages free, then monthly plans |
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Drop PDFs or photos into a folder, or connect Dropbox and let it sync. Multi-page scans are fine.
Each page is read by Mistral OCR. Blank or garbled pages are detected and flagged instead of being indexed silently.
The text is split into passages and indexed for both meaning and exact matches, with Greek stemming and accent folding.
Search or ask a question. Answers cite the file and page; exports go to Word or PDF.
Years of supplier invoices, receipts and bank statements become searchable by ΑΦΜ, amount, date or supplier, and questions like "which invoices from 2024 are still unpaid?" get an answer with sources.
Scanned contracts, court filings and deeds, often mixing Greek with English or French clauses, become a library you can search for a clause, a name or a date across every file.
Teams abroad can search Greek paperwork they cannot read fluently, and ask questions in English about documents written in Greek.
Decades of typed and printed records, digitised once and then actually findable, with per-folder access control for sensitive material.
Photographed library pages, theses and journal scans in Greek become quotable, searchable text with the structure kept.
Leases, insurance policies, medical reports: photograph them, upload them, and ask what they say.
Yes. DocuSearch AI is built for modern Greek documents: scanned PDFs, photos of paper, invoices, contracts and public-sector forms. Accents (tonos and dialytika) are preserved, tables come out as tables, and pages that mix Greek with Latin names, codes or English paragraphs are handled on the same pass.
It is designed and tested for modern monotonic Greek. Polytonic text is recognised on a best-effort basis. The free trial includes 20 pages, so you can check your own material before paying anything.
Accuracy depends mostly on the scan: a clean 300 dpi office scan reads almost perfectly, a photographed fax does not. We would rather you measure it on your own documents than trust a single number, which is why the first 20 pages are free. Pages that come back blank or garbled are detected and flagged rather than silently indexed.
Yes. Search understands Greek declension, so looking for τιμολόγιο also finds τιμολογίου and τιμολόγια, and it ignores accent differences, so ΤΙΜΟΛΟΓΙΟ matches too. This is where most generic OCR tools stop: they give you text, not a way to find things in it.
In the European Union. The application runs on Microsoft Azure in France Central, and OCR and AI answers are provided by Mistral AI, a French company, through its EU endpoint. Your document content does not leave the EU.
PDF, scanned images (PNG, JPG, WEBP, TIFF, BMP) and Office files. Results export to Word (DOCX) or PDF, and the recognised text is also kept as Markdown with the tables and extracted images.
The trial is free: 20 OCR pages and 10 AI questions, no card required. Paid plans add monthly pages, storage and team workspaces; current prices are on the pricing page.
20 pages and 10 questions, free. No card, no sales call.