PDF to score

The tool accepts PDF score pages and targets editable notation formats for downstream editors. Conceptually, it performs structural detection on each page to locate staves, measures, notes, rests, and metadata, then maps detected elements to a standard representation such as MusicXML or a native project. This enables users to begin editing or arranging without retyping entire scores. A two-stage approach separates layout analysis from symbol recognition, improving robustness across engraving styles. The output preserves available metadata and provides a machine-readable data bundle for import into score editors. Intended beneficiaries include composers digitizing legacy scores, educators preparing classroom materials, and arrangers converting published scores into editable formats. Unique value lies in domain-aware detection and export options that align with common Western notation practices and project-based workflows. Core features include page-range processing, batch conversion, multiple export formats, and metadata retention; advanced users can tune recognition level and review a confidence report to guide manual corrections. Typical use cases are digitizing a contest piece for rehearsal, generating editable parts for a concert, or converting a scanned score for teaching materials.