Convert complex documents into structured data for language models.
Open-source pre-processing and ETL tools for ingesting complex documents into LLMs and vector stores.
Unstructured is an open-source ETL library that ingests files like PDFs, Word documents, and images, transforming them into clean, structured formats. It suits compliance and GRC professionals needing to parse complex enterprise documentation for downstream machine learning workflows.
The library provides modular parsing, partitioning, chunking, and embedding functions for over 60 file formats. It supports integration with LLM agents through an MCP server and handles heavy multi-modal documents via containerized or local Python environments.
It suits data engineers and technical compliance officers building automated document ingestion pipelines for LLMs. It does not suit non-technical compliance staff who require a standard point-and-click user interface without code or terminal interactions.
Parse PDFs, Word docs, emails, and images into clean structured outputs.
Bring document processing directly to your agents via Model Context Protocol.
Install via PyPI with selective extras or run entirely inside a Docker container.
Manage dependencies locally using uv and Makefile development targets.
The library is free and open-source under its license, with the only cost being your own compute and hosting infrastructure. Unstructured also offers a paid enterprise platform product for production-grade workflows and a low-code UI.
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It supports over 60 file types including PDFs, HTML, XML, JSON, emails, MS Office docs, and various image formats.
Yes, you can pull multi-platform Docker images directly or build your own using the provided Makefile and Dockerfile.
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