Add your list
Upload your packing list. No need to retype product names or quantities.
Everything accounted for? Compare your packing list with delivery photos to see what matches and what needs attention.
Free local checking · Up to 5 product types · Up to 3 photos

Add files, read the labels, then review the comparison.
One text-based PDF, one page
Replaces current inputs with a matching PDF and photo. Reads new inputs locally. No API key or payment needed.
Up to three photos with readable labels
Lay out every item and take an overview photo. Give each individual unit a unique label: A, B, C… Keep this label visible in every shot so the same item isn’t counted twice. Take close-ups of the product codes.
Add a packing-list PDF and at least one photo to continue.
Your files stay in this browser. No API key, account or payment needed.
Checking product codes, quantities and supporting evidence.
If either statement is uncertain, leave it unchecked. Counts will stay unverified.
Upload your packing list. No need to retype product names or quantities.
Add photos with printed codes and unit letters visible. Review the text we read and confirm each unit letter.
Compare reviewed codes and quantities. If something is unclear, add a closer view instead of guessing.

A hidden label can’t be verified. The finding will stay unverified, with a specific request for another photo.
A one-page text-based PDF with product names, SKU codes and ordered quantities. Up to five product types.
Take a close-up of the label, keeping the unit identifier visible. Add the photo, or replace an earlier shot if you have already uploaded three.
Yes. Select “Try an example” to load a matching PDF and an AI-generated sample photo. The local reader processes these files using the same steps as your own files. There are no prepared recognition answers.
Your PDF and photos are read locally in this browser. They are not uploaded to a recognition service. Files are kept only in this tab. The reader and language files are included with the site; no paid API is used.