Turn photos, screenshots and scans into text you can copy, edit and search - in 48 languages, up to 20 images at once. Got a whole scanned document? OCR PDF reads every page and makes it searchable.
Need the text in a document? Image to Word saves it as an editable DOCX, and Image to Excel rebuilds tables cell by cell.
| Image | Result | Best preset |
|---|---|---|
| Screenshots | Excellent | Screenshot |
| Scans and printed pages | Excellent | Scan or book page |
| Phone photos of documents | Good when sharp and flat | Phone photo |
| Receipts and tickets | Good | Receipt |
| Signs, posters and memes | Fair | Auto, layout: Scattered text |
| Handwriting | Poor - the engine is trained on print | - |
The engine reads printed and on-screen text. Neat block capitals sometimes work; joined-up handwriting usually does not.
Want to hear it instead? Send the text to Text to Speech, or change its case with the Text Transform Tool.
Your images never leave your device. The OCR engine runs inside your browser, so ID cards, bank letters and medical notes stay private.
Only the language data is downloaded, once. Want to hide parts of a picture before you share it? Try Censor Photo.
Drop the image into the box above (or paste a screenshot with Ctrl+V), choose the language and press Extract text. Copy the result or download it as TXT, Word or a searchable PDF.
Yes. There is no sign-up, no watermark and no page limit beyond 20 images per batch.
Clean screenshots and scans usually come out near perfect. Phone photos depend on light, focus and angle. Every result shows a confidence score, and unsure words are marked in amber on the image.
48 languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Romanian, Russian, Ukrainian, Arabic, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. You can add a second language for mixed text.
Only neat block letters, and not reliably. The engine is trained on printed and on-screen text.
No. Everything runs in your browser. Only the language files are downloaded the first time you use a language.
Yes - add up to 20. You get the text of each one, or all of it together as one TXT, one Word file, one searchable PDF or a ZIP.
Use OCR PDF. It copies real text straight out of digital PDFs and reads scanned pages with OCR, then can save a searchable copy.