📝 Image to Text (OCR)
Extract text from images, screenshots, and scanned documents instantly — all in your browser.
How to Extract Text from Images
Upload Image
Select a file, drag and drop, or paste screenshot from clipboard.
Process
Browser-based OCR engine analyzes and recognizes all text characters.
Review
Extracted text appears in the output box for review and editing.
Copy
Click copy to clipboard and paste into any document or app.
Key Features
Instant Recognition
Text extraction happens immediately. No waiting for server processing.
Complete Privacy
OCR runs in your browser. Documents never uploaded, never stored anywhere.
Copy Ready
One-click copy to clipboard. Paste directly into Word, email, or any app.
Multiple Formats
Works with JPG, PNG, screenshots, and photos of documents.
Who Uses This Tool
📚 Students
Extract quotes from textbooks, digitize lecture slides, convert research papers to editable text.
💼 Professionals
Process business cards, invoices, contracts, meeting handouts without manual typing.
📋 Researchers
Digitize printed materials, archives, and historical documents for analysis.
✍️ Content Creators
Copy text from images, memes, and screenshots for reference or sharing.
Tips for Best OCR Results
📸 High Resolution
Use clear images with 300+ DPI. Blurry text produces more errors.
💡 Good Lighting
Even lighting without shadows or glare. High contrast between text and background.
📏 Straight Alignment
Keep document flat and camera parallel. Skewed text is harder to recognize.
🔤 Clear Fonts
Printed text works best. Handwriting accuracy varies by style and legibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this OCR tool free?
Yes, completely free. No account required, no limits on usage.
Can it recognize handwriting?
Handwriting recognition is possible but accuracy varies. Printed text produces the best results.
What languages are supported?
The OCR engine primarily recognizes English text. Additional languages may have varying accuracy.
Are my documents uploaded?
No. All OCR processing happens in your browser. Your documents stay completely private on your device.
💡 Pro Tip: For screenshots with text, use PNG format instead of JPEG to avoid compression artifacts around the text characters.