Docling Online Live Demo

Test Docling in real-time. Upload any document to experience Granite Docling VLM layout parsing, TableFormer table extraction, and structured Markdown output.

Docling Live Environment (v2.115.0)
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What You Can Test in this Demo

1. Complex Multi-Column Layouts

Upload multi-column research papers or financial prospectuses. Notice how Docling preserves correct human reading order across margins.

2. TableFormer Cell Reconstruction

Test borderless tables, multi-level headers, and merged cells. Inspect the clean HTML and Markdown table matrices generated in output tabs.

3. Formulas & Code Enrichment

Check mathematical formulas converted into clean LaTeX markup and code blocks extracted with intact syntax indentation.

4. JSON & Bounding Box Inspection

Switch to the Docling JSON tab to view hierarchical structure nodes, confidence scores, and spatial polygon bounding boxes.

Need to process confidential files or large batches?

The online demo is great for quick tests, but runs in a shared public cloud. For maximum speed, batch processing, and 100% offline privacy, run Docling locally on your own GPU/CPU.

View Local Install Guide Explore Python SDK Manual

Online Playground FAQ

Can I test Docling online without installing Python?
Yes! This interactive online demo allows you to upload PDFs, DOCX files, PPTX decks, Excel sheets, and images directly in your browser without installing Python or compiling C++ dependencies.
Is my document confidential when uploaded to the online demo?
The online demo runs on the public IBM DS4SD Hugging Face Space. Documents uploaded to the online demo are processed transiently in the cloud. For confidential, medical, or financial documents requiring strict privacy and compliance, install Docling locally on your own machine where all processing remains 100% on-premise.
What document formats does the online demo support?
The online demo supports PDF (.pdf), Microsoft Word (.docx), Microsoft PowerPoint (.pptx), Microsoft Excel (.xlsx), HTML pages, EPUB, and scanned images (PNG, JPEG, TIFF).