Manual conversion pricing guide

Manual conversion is handled by customer-service staff and is priced separately from automated online tools. The estimate depends on the source file, page count, text volume, scan quality, layout complexity, delivery speed, and any additional editing or translation work requested by the customer.

Common use cases

• Recognizing text from scans, photos, and image-only PDF files
• Rebuilding complex tables, formulas, stamps, or multi-column layouts
• Editing, translating, proofreading, or watermark removal
• Handling files that automated tools cannot process correctly
• Combining several document tasks in one managed order

Step-by-step workflow

1. Upload the document and describe the required output.
2. Review the estimated price and expected delivery time.
3. Confirm the order and complete payment through the available channel.
4. Check the returned file and report any issue within the agreed process.

Quality and practical tips

A precise brief usually produces a more reliable estimate. State whether layout must be preserved, whether handwriting or formulas are present, and whether the final file should be editable. Sending all pages together also avoids duplicated setup and repeated charges.

Privacy and file handling

Share only the files required for the order and remove unrelated confidential pages when possible. Ask the service team about retention and deletion if the material contains personal, financial, legal, or business-sensitive information.