US Passport
Biographical page of a US passport with photo and MRZ — for OCR / ID policies.
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Sample documents for OCR DLP tests
DLP finds PII more easily in plain text. Stronger products also pull content from images and scanned PDFs via OCR or models. Here you get ready JPGs — US passport and a chest X-ray — for those checks.
Download the type you need and send it via HTTPS POST or another channel. Text tables live in the library; this page is images only. Files are instructional and synthetic — not for applications or production databases.
On the site now: 2 of 2.
Identity
Medical
Chest X-ray
Chest radiograph — for rules that catch medical imagery, not only text.
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FAQ
Do I need OCR for DLP to classify these documents?
Yes, when the samples are images or scanned PDFs. The product needs an OCR module to extract text, then classifiers or regex to decide what the content is. These samples are built for that check.
Are these real forms or someone else's personal data?
No. Images here are instructional and synthetic for lab and pilot use — not real third-party documents. Do not use them in applications or production systems.
Which document type should I pick for a rule?
Match the policy: passport from Identity, X-ray from Medical. Full list is in the cards on this page. After you tune the rule, send the file through a leak channel on this site — DLP should classify the document and its content on egress.
Got a scan — send it over a leak path
Attach the document to an HTTPS request or upload via FTP: you will see whether the policy fires on images, not only on tables.