Archive · 25 Aug 2026
Vedanta Software Launches AI Tool for Digital Newspapers
Vedanta Software has made a new computer tool for newspaper publishers.
The tool uses artificial intelligence to understand the layout of a printed newspaper page.
It creates clickable areas that connect stories and pictures to their full articles.
This means readers can tap parts of a digital newspaper instead of only looking at a picture of the page.
People previously had to create these clickable areas by hand, page by page.
That could take hours for a whole newspaper edition.
Vedanta Software says its tool can do the work in minutes.
The tool is free while it is being tested, but it will later use a credit-based payment system.
The company says it wants to automate more publishing tasks.
Vedanta Software released AI Automapping on Aug. 15 to streamline digital newspaper production.
The tool converts print-page layouts into clickable digital editions by creating automated area maps.
AI Automapping integrates with Vedanta Software’s Epaper CMS Cloud platform.
The company says processing an entire edition can be reduced from hours to minutes with one click.
The tool is free during public beta before moving to a credit-based pricing model.
- Who
- Vedanta Software, led by founder Ankur Gupta, launched the tool for digital newspaper publishers.
- What
- It launched AI Automapping, an artificial-intelligence tool that automatically creates clickable area maps for digital newspaper pages.
- When
- The tool was released Aug. 15; no year is specified.
- Where
- Vedanta Software is based in India, and the tool is intended for publishers globally.
- Why
- The company says it aims to reduce repetitive manual work, production time, and operational costs in digital newspaper publishing.
- Company
- Vedanta Software
- Product
- AI Automapping
- Integrated platform
- Epaper CMS Cloud
- Main function
- Automatically creates clickable zones linking digital newspaper page elements to corresponding articles.
- Reported time reduction
- A full edition can be processed in minutes rather than taking hours manually, according to Vedanta Software.
- Current availability
- Free during the public beta period.
- Future pricing
- Credit-based pricing after the beta period.