Automatic extraction
Upload one spectrum image, review the overlay, correct a missed section when necessary, and export the recovered CSV.
Extract automaticallyChoose automatic extraction for the fastest path, use the manual workbench when you want to trace or calibrate the figure yourself, or submit images and literature PDFs for backend human processing when you have a batch to digitize.
Upload one spectrum image, review the overlay, correct a missed section when necessary, and export the recovered CSV.
Extract automaticallyOpen the advanced workbench to calibrate axes and trace the curve yourself when you want complete manual control.
Open manual extractionUpload many spectrum images or literature PDFs for the FTIR.fun team to digitize manually. Five credits are charged per submitted item; this human service is not included in subscriptions.
Submit a batchDraw over one section that the system missed or followed incorrectly. A rough stroke is enough — you do not need to trace the curve accurately.
Draw mode is active by default. Switch to Move image, drag the canvas, use the arrow buttons, or use the mouse wheel to inspect a local section; switch back before drawing.
If the automatic system still cannot follow the curve, open the advanced manual editor.
Free submissions help build shared FTIR data resources. Please provide accurate sample information whenever possible so the data remains useful and trustworthy for everyone.
If you genuinely do not know, enter unknown. Please do not submit fabricated or meaningless information. Public submissions may be reviewed, and deliberate misuse may result in account suspension.
Users who consistently contribute valuable information may receive complimentary membership as our thanks.
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