Typist

Convert scanned court documents to Word with NyaI™ Typist

Turn a scanned PDF in your case or workspace into a clean, typed, court-ready Word document.

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In short

NyaI™ Typist turns a scanned PDF, such as a certified copy of an order, a judgment, a plaint or an FIR, into a typed Word document you can edit and file. Pick the PDF from a case or Workspace Documents and the Word file downloads when ready. Typist is available on paid plans and the free trial and uses credits.

Convert a scanned PDF

  1. Open Typist

    Select Typist in the left rail. You can also choose Generate Typed Document from a PDF's menu or from the document viewer.

  2. Pick the PDF

    Choose a case, or Workspace Documents, then the scanned PDF. Typist works on PDF files only.

  3. Confirm

    Confirm Generate Typed Document. The job uses credits from your account.

  4. Download

    The job shows Processing, then Ready. The Word file downloads automatically, and you're notified in the app.

  5. Review

    Open the Word file and check names, dates, figures and section numbers against the original before you file it.

Documents it's built for

  • Supreme Court and High Court judgments and orders, and certified copies.
  • Plaints, written statements and other pleadings.
  • FIRs, panchnamas and other police and revenue records.
  • Legal notices, affidavits and annexures.
  • Arbitration awards and consumer commission orders.

After conversion

  • Typed Documents lists the files you've generated in this browser, with their status.
  • Translate the typed text with NyaI™ Translate, or use it as a reference when drafting.

Frequently asked questions

An editable Word (.docx) document, laid out as a court-ready typed copy of the scan.
No. NyaI™ Typist works on PDF files that are already in a case or in Workspace Documents. Combine scanned images into a PDF and upload it first.
Yes. Each conversion uses credits from your account, shown as Typed Document Export in your credit history.
Users on paid plans and the free trial.
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