Turn chemical PDFs into source-linked molecule packages

Upload patents or papers. MolLens extracts structures, keeps page-level evidence, and exports review-ready PNG, SDF, SMILES, CSV, and an offline reader package.

One All package contains everything chemists need for review

All export is MolLens' delivery promise: extracted molecules, source PDF, large PNGs, chemistry tables, and a static reader are packaged together.

Source PDF
Keep the original context with source positioning
Large PNGs
Every structure is viewable and reusable
Chemistry tables
CSV, SDF, and SMILES for downstream analysis
Static reader
Open offline and review by source location
Sample PDF extraction
15 source links
Patent PDF page sample with molecular structures
Full evaluation, June 2026

Real Patent-Scale Benchmark

Validated on 800 patent PDF pages and 8,816 source structures with page, InChIKey, and IOU localization matching.

PDF pages
800
Source structures
8,816
Recall
>95%
Precision
>99%
Document setPagesSource structuresValidation
WO2023023255A1 sample215All package
Patent-scale benchmark set8008,816page + molecule matching

Every recognized structure is evaluated with source position evidence, so reviewers can jump back to the exact figure.

Outputs are grouped into a review package instead of scattered screenshots.

From PDF to package

A complete review loop, not just OCR output.

MolLens keeps the workflow focused: upload source files, inspect extracted structures in context, then export or save the useful chemistry.

01

Upload

Add one PDF or a batch of PDF/image files from your workspace.

02

Extract

MolLens recognizes structures and normalizes useful chemistry identifiers.

03

Review

Click a structure to jump to its source region and inspect the molecule.

04

Export

Download All as one package or save selected structures into Library.

Review package

One All package, everything a chemist needs to review.

All export is the product promise: every extracted molecule, source PDF, large PNG image, chemistry table, and static reader travels together.

All export
mollens-review-package.zip
ready
mollens-review-package.zip
reader.htmloffline review page
source.pdforiginal document
images/png/large structure images
tables/structures.csvreview table
structures.sdfchemistry-ready structures
structures.smiSMILES list

Every structure keeps source context so reviewers can jump back to the original page region.

The offline reader.html preserves PDF viewing and structure navigation without needing MolLens.

Save compounds into Library, then continue with structure detail, similarity search, and reference review.

Review-ready packet

Every molecule arrives with chemistry data and source evidence.

The output is not a loose OCR table. Each structure is packaged with renderable chemistry, normalized identifiers, exact page location, and downstream export formats.

Result packet
WO2023023255A1_48.pdf · Page 1 · Region 08
Verified
Formula
C19H16BrF2N5
FC1(F)CCC(CC1)NC1=C(Br)C=NC...
Page
1
Location
source region
PubChem
ready
Library
saved

Renderable structure files

MOL and SDF stay attached to the recognized molecule, ready for cheminformatics tools.

Search-ready identifiers

InChIKey and normalized chemistry metadata make every extracted compound easy to export, review, and deduplicate.

Source-level traceability

Page number and highlighted source region keep each molecule connected to the exact figure.

Compound intelligence

PubChem links and detail lookup support quick review without leaving the workflow.

Transparent usage

Simple Credits for first-time adoption.

Start with free Credits, then buy more only when you need to process more pages. No subscription is required for launch usage.

Included at signup
1,000
free Credits for new users
OCSR recognition50 / page
Top-up package$20 = 2,000
PlanNo subscription

Which files can I upload?

PDF, PNG, JPG, and JPEG files are supported, including single documents and batch uploads.

What does All export include?

All export includes source PDF, PNG structure images, CSV, SDF, SMI, and an offline reader.html.

Can I trace molecules back to the source?

Yes. Structure cards and exported readers keep page-level source evidence for review.

Are my files private?

Uploaded files stay in your authenticated workspace. Shared pages are created only when you explicitly use Share.

MolLens | AI Chemical Structure Extraction from PDFs