Media & Creative

PDF

Read, edit, fill, and preview PDF documents.

Drop a PDF into chat and MoClaw reads it as text and as visual layout. It can extract tables, fill forms, redact pages, merge or split files, sign with a saved signature, and render previews of any page on demand. Works on scanned PDFs too, via OCR.

How it works

3 steps to wire up PDF, no engineering required.

  1. 1

    Drop a PDF in chat

    Drag-and-drop, paste a URL, or share via Slack or Telegram. MoClaw OCRs it if it's a scan, and indexes the text.

  2. 2

    Ask anything

    'What's the total invoice amount?', 'Pull every table into a CSV', 'Highlight the cancellation clause', 'Fill out this form with my saved info'.

  3. 3

    Get back a new PDF or extracted data

    Output is a new PDF (with edits applied) or structured data (CSV, JSON, markdown), depending on what you asked.

Try saying

Real prompts you can paste into PDF.

  • Extract every table in this 80-page financial report into separate CSV files in ~/reports/.
  • Fill out this W-9 form with my saved tax info and add my signature on page 2.
  • Redact every email address and phone number from these 50 court filings, then save the redacted versions to ~/redacted/.

Step by step demo

What actually happens when you send the prompt.

Prompt 01 4 steps

“Extract every table in this 80-page financial report into separate CSV files.”

What MoClaw does

  1. 1 Indexes the PDF — detects 23 tables across pages 12 to 76.
  2. 2 For each table, infers headers and runs Camelot extraction (falls back to vision OCR for low-quality scans).
  3. 3 Writes 23 CSV files to ~/reports/, named by section heading.
  4. 4 Posts a manifest in chat with a link to each file and a 5-row preview.
Result

Replies: '23 tables extracted to ~/reports/. Largest is page 47 (Quarterly revenue by region, 8 cols × 47 rows). Two tables on pages 22 and 58 had layout issues — I used vision OCR instead of Camelot for those, double-check before using.'

FAQ

Quick answers about pricing, privacy, and limits.

Does it work on scanned PDFs?
Yes. MoClaw runs OCR (Tesseract for clean scans, vision for handwriting and low-quality) before reading the text.
Can it sign PDFs?
Yes. Upload your signature once (Settings then Documents then Signature). MoClaw places it where you say or where the form's signature field is.
Is editing destructive?
No. MoClaw produces a new PDF — your original stays untouched. You can ask for a side-by-side diff if you want to see the changes.
What about encrypted or password-protected PDFs?
If you provide the password in chat, it'll unlock and process. We don't store the password after the operation.

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1,000 credits a month, or bring your own key for unlimited usage.

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