ReproPix — Screenshots to editable docs
Turn a stack of screenshots into an editable Word/PDF faithfully, without adding colors or reflowing
- Problem
- A user fed a dozen screenshots to several AI tools asking for an editable Word or PDF in filename order. Foreign models mostly reproduced the originals, but domestic tools added a green theme and changed the layout significantly, leaving the user saying it works but feels off. This shows faithful reproduction matters more than smart beautification.
- Solution
- A local tool focused on reproduction, not beautification: batch-import screenshots sorted by filename, OCR each page while detecting original colors, fonts, and layout, and generate Word and PDF that closely match the source. It adds no theme colors or reflow, and offers a side-by-side preview so users can confirm fidelity before exporting.
- Users
- Admin, finance, education, and legal staff converting paper materials, courseware, invoices, and contracts into editable documents
- MVP
- Batch import sorted by filename; per-page local OCR and layout detection; reproduce original colors and fonts without auto-beautifying; generate Word and PDF; side-by-side original vs. result preview
- Revenue
- One-time license priced by page or document count; enterprise edition with batch processing and offline deployment
- Why now
- Local OCR and layout analysis are mature enough, while tolerance for AI taking creative liberties is dropping, so a vertical tool that promises faithfulness fills the gap