Uli-Z/autoPDFtagger

autoPDFtagger is a Python tool designed for efficient home-office organization, focusing on digitizing and organizing both digital and paper-based documents. By automating the tagging of PDF files, including image-rich documents and scans of varying quality, it aims to streamline the organization of digital archives.

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This tool helps individuals and small businesses organize their digital and scanned PDF documents, such as presentations or paper archives. It takes your existing PDFs, even low-quality scans or image-heavy files, and automatically adds standard metadata like titles, summaries, tags, creation dates, and authors. The output is an organized archive with enriched files and an optional JSON or CSV database for easy review and integration.

Use this if you need to quickly classify, sort, and tag a large collection of diverse PDF documents, including scans, without manually opening each one.

Not ideal if you need a full document management system with advanced features like version control, collaboration, or complex workflow automation.

document-organization digital-archiving home-office-management scan-processing metadata-enrichment
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Maturity 16 / 25
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GPL-3.0

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Nov 05, 2025

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