Upload a scanned page, screenshot, or clear photo of printed text from your device.
Select the document language for better recognition accuracy, then pick an output format such as PDF or a text-friendly document type.
Click Recognize. Download when processing finishes. Each file stays available for up to 5 downloads.
OCR turns image-only pages into text you can find, copy, and reuse, ideal for invoices, notes, and archived paperwork.
Pick the language that matches your document so character recognition stays accurate across scripts and alphabets.
Run OCR online on Windows, Mac, or mobile without installing desktop recognition software.
Use OCR when a PDF or image looks like text but you cannot select or search it, common with phone photos of documents, fax scans, and older paper archives. After recognition, compress large PDFs or merge related pages as needed.
Use a sharp, well-lit image with readable contrast. Align pages upright (rotate first if needed). Choose the correct language. Handwriting and heavy decorative fonts are harder than clean printed text.
Optical Character Recognition reads characters from an image or scanned page and outputs searchable, selectable text in a document format you choose.
Results vary. Clear printed text works best. Neat handwriting may partially convert; messy or stylized writing is often unreliable.
Choose the primary language of the document. Matching the language improves recognition for accents, scripts, and character sets.
Yes. Upload within the plan limits shown on the page, run recognition, and download each result.