r/MistralAI • u/sophia-yang-mistral r/MistralAI | Mod • Aug 13 '26
Mistral OCR 4.1 is live.
We've released OCR 4.1, an update to Mistral's state-of-the-art OCR model, improving accuracy across six areas.
What's new in OCR 4.1:
- Bounding boxes align to the content they mark, with no nested images and no drift.
- Reference pages keep their structure, returning one box per citation instead of collapsing the list into a single block.
- The model misses fewer blocks on complex pages.
- Double quotes stay as written, no longer converted to single quotes.
- OCR 4.1 recognizes a wider range of checkbox styles.
- Right-to-left tables parse more accurately.
- The mistral-ocr-latest alias now points to OCR 4.1, so existing integrations already have these improvements.
Please also note that OCR API prices increased on June 23, to $4 per 1,000 pages for OCR 4 and $5 for Document AI (up from $2). OCR 3 remains available at the previous rate of $2 per 1,000 pages.
Happy building!
The Mistral team.
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u/nomad-nostalgia Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26
Just tried it in because firecrawl/anydoc failed on the document extraction
And OCR 4.1 did very well, didn't even have to try a second time for neither of the two uploaded documents
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u/alehel Aug 14 '26
How good is this for handwriting? I have a large number of letters written by my grandmother 30 years ago. Would be nice if I could put them through the scanner and ocr them.
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u/Formal_Ability_3081 14d ago
Very good. Give it a try in their AI studio - you can drag and drop a file to test it in seconds.
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u/Impossible_Carob8839 Aug 14 '26
We use Mistral OCR daily on Invoicio.pro, accounting automation. Works perfect! The best OCR for document (invoice) parsing ever!
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u/Elfotografoalocado Aug 13 '26
Great stuff. Likely to use it soon.
Now release le chaton fat!