The result / COCO
Images and reviewed annotations in a COCO archive, ready for your own training tools.
Examples
Three example workflows in Annota Studio and Annota Brain, from the first upload to a result you can put to work.
Studio · Image annotation
Start with images from a bottling line and label the defects you want a model to recognize.

Create an image dataset and labels for the objects or defects you want to identify.
Use Magic Select for individual objects or Magic Annotate for many images at once. Adjust bounding boxes and polygons where needed.
Approve the images, save a dataset version, and export to COCO for your training workflow.
Images and reviewed annotations in a COCO archive, ready for your own training tools.
Studio · Document preparation
Turn a collection of PDFs and scans into content you can inspect, correct, and reuse.

Upload PDFs or scanned images to a document dataset. OCR extracts text, tables, and figures.
Review the pages and correct the text. Approve the documents and save a version.
Export a Markdown ZIP for your document pipeline, or an LLM Wiki for your AI agent to explore.
Reviewed source content you can take to your AI tools, with originals and agent instructions included in the LLM Wiki export.
Brain · Knowledge bases
Drop a set of contracts and invoices into a knowledge base, then ask questions and check every answer against the original pages.

Name it and drag in your contracts and invoices. Brain reads them and gets them ready for your questions.
Open the same documents in Studio to correct the OCR or add more. The knowledge base follows your changes.
Ask about payment terms, amounts, or deadlines. Open each reference to see the passage on the original page.
Answers verified against your documents, with references to the exact passages you can check.
MCP
Connect it through MCP to inspect datasets, edit annotations, ask your knowledge bases, and retrieve exports from a conversation.
Create a free account and start with a few images or documents.