You can drop several files at once; their text is added one after the other with the file name above each part.
Photos (JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC), scans (TIFF) and PDF files up to 10 MB each are supported. For a PDF, every page is read and the pages follow each other in the result. Scanned PDFs work too: they contain pictures of pages, which is exactly what OCR is for.
The tool supports more than 100 languages, including Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, Arabic, Hebrew, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi and Thai scripts. If the result looks like random letters, the language is probably wrong: choose the language of the document and read the file again. For a document in two languages, choose the main one.
Files are sent over an encrypted (HTTPS) connection to our server, read, and deleted right after the text has been extracted. No account is needed and nothing is kept.
Yes, with no sign-up and no watermark. The only limit is 10 MB per file.
Yes. Drop the PDF and all pages are read. Copy the text into Word or Google Docs to edit it.
Usually the language setting does not match the document, or the image is blurry. Change the language and try again with a sharper image.
Yes. Tap the box to take a photo or choose one from your gallery.
How we handle your files
The files you select are sent over the internet to our servers in order to perform OCR on them.
The files sent to our servers are immediately deleted after the conversion has completed or failed.
HTTPS encryption is used when sending your files and when downloading the text extracted from those files.