Online OCR tool
Upload images, photos, scanned notes, or code snippets and convert them into editable text instantly. Built for students, researchers, developers, and anyone who needs fast, accurate OCR.
Handles JPG, PNG, WEBP, TIFF with multi-language support. Preview, copy, and download instantly.
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Built for students, educators, developers, and researchers, this OCR tool converts lecture notes, code screenshots, PDFs, and printed documents into clean, editable text. Auto language detection means less setup, while fast extraction keeps you focused on studying, coding, or content creation.
We combine Tesseract OCR with Pillow and OpenCV preprocessing for crisp results across Latin, Arabic, Hebrew, Cyrillic, and more. The backend streams files safely, detects languages, and returns confidence plus word/character stats so you can trust the output for notes, essays, or code review.
Use clear, high-resolution images with good lighting and minimal blur. Center the text, avoid heavy shadows, and keep scans upright. For handwritten or low-contrast documents, try brighter scans. Combine multiple images to build full transcripts or code snippets for your projects.
Everything about extracting text from images with OCR.
OCR (Optical Character Recognition) analyzes an image, enhances readability, detects language, and converts printed text into editable text. We use Tesseract with smart preprocessing so you can copy results instantly.
JPG, PNG, WEBP, and TIFF are supported. Upload lecture notes, receipts, code screenshots, or scanned pages and process them individually.
Yes. Language detection runs automatically across common scripts (Latin, Arabic, Hebrew, Cyrillic). No manual selection needed.
No. Files are processed for OCR and not stored permanently. Clear the list any time.
Yes. Upload a batch, select any image to extract text, and manage results per file for notes or code snippets.
Handwriting accuracy depends on clarity. High-resolution, well-lit scans produce better results for cursive or block letters.
Use high-resolution scans, correct orientation, and good lighting. Center the text and avoid shadows for the cleanest extraction.
Yes. It’s free, multi-language capable, and optimized for fast results for students, developers, and researchers.