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# Template Extraction

- [Template Extraction Library](https://docs.apryse.com/template-extraction/template-extraction/readme.md): Harness the power of Apryse's Template Extraction SDK for .NET to classify and extract scanned documents effortlessly. Sign up for a free trial now! Apryse Template Extraction SDK on .NET uses intelli
- [Create Template File](https://docs.apryse.com/template-extraction/template-extraction/create-template.md): Create professional templates easily with the Template Designer Application. Customize designs to suit your needs. Try it now! Apryse Template Extraction SDK on .NET uses intelligent identification to
- [Extract Templated Data](https://docs.apryse.com/template-extraction/template-extraction/extract-data.md): Unlock the power of Template Extraction SDK to effortlessly extract data from files based on template forms. Enhance efficiency and accuracy with flexible data layout support. Apryse Template Extracti
- [Classify File Against Templates](https://docs.apryse.com/template-extraction/template-extraction/classify-file.md): Unlock the power of Template Extraction SDK to classify input files against template forms. Streamline your document processing with this innovative tool. Apryse Template Extraction SDK on .NET uses i
- [Create Classification Cache](https://docs.apryse.com/template-extraction/template-extraction/create-classification-cache.md): Accelerate the classification process with SDK cache data for efficient template matching. Learn how to speed up file classification against multiple forms. Apryse Template Extraction SDK on .NET uses
- [Use Classify Catalogue to SpeedUp Classification](https://docs.apryse.com/template-extraction/template-extraction/classify-catalogue.md): Learn how to optimize classification speed by generating cache with Create Classification Cache. EnableCacheLookup(true) for TemplateClassifier.Builder. Apryse Template Extraction SDK on .NET uses int
- [Create, Edit and Test Template Extraction with the Apryse Template Designer Application](https://docs.apryse.com/template-extraction/template-extraction/designer.md): Learn how to create, edit, and test templates using ApryseTemplateDesigner. Follow step-by-step instructions to optimize template recognition efficiently. Apryse Template Extraction SDK on .NET uses i
- [Code Samples for Template Extraction on Server/Desktop](https://docs.apryse.com/template-extraction/template-extraction/samples.md): Learn how to extract data from input files using Extract Templates, with support for various data layout deformations. Optimize your data extraction process now! Apryse Template Extraction SDK on .NET
- [API for Template Extraction](https://docs.apryse.com/template-extraction/template-extraction/apis.md): Unlock the power of API utility classes for template extraction with .NET and Java. Explore Apryse's TemplateExtraction tools for seamless integration. Apryse Template Extraction SDK on .NET uses inte
- [Samples](https://docs.apryse.com/template-extraction/template-extraction/samples-1.md)
- [Extract Template Forms](https://docs.apryse.com/template-extraction/template-extraction/samples-1/extract-template-forms.md): This sample shows how to extract data from input file based on specified template form.


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