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Extract text from images, screenshots, and scanned document photos online for free using optical character recognition (OCR).
Extract printed or handwritten text from photos, scanned documents, receipts, screenshots, and PDFs using optical character recognition (OCR). Output is plain copyable text or structured markdown — all processed locally without sending your documents to any cloud service.
TAX INVOICE #8941
Date: Nov 14, 2024
Client: Acme Corp Services
Amount Due: $1,450.00 USD
Status: PAID · Auth Code: #8942
How to Use
Drop any JPG, PNG, or WebP photo, screenshot, or scanned document.
The in-browser Tesseract OCR engine scans the image and recognizes text characters.
Inspect recognized text side-by-side with live character and word counters.
TAX INVOICE #8941
Client: Acme Corp Services
Total: $1,450.00 USD (PAID)
One-click copy to clipboard or download as a clean plain text file.
Upload your image or screenshot above. Click 'Extract Text' and the tool will scan the visual characters and display editable text you can copy with one click.
High-contrast photos with clear lighting work best. If an image is dark or blurry, crop strictly around the text block or increase brightness before extracting.
Yes! The OCR engine recognizes standard Latin alphabets, numbers, punctuation, and common international character sets.
Yes! Once extraction finishes, click the 'Copy Text' button to paste the result directly into Microsoft Word, Google Docs, spreadsheets, or email drafts.
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