How PDF OCR works
A scanned PDF is really a set of page photos: you cannot search it or copy a sentence. OCR (optical character recognition) reads the letters in those photos and places each word where it sits, as an invisible text layer.
The page image does not change; the document looks the same, but Ctrl+F now finds words and text can be selected and copied. Pages that already contain text are left alone.
Recognition reads English and Turkish on this page; the German and Spanish pages read those languages. It runs entirely in your browser. Recognition files are downloaded once on first use.