Extract Text: a practical guide
Sometimes the container is irrelevant. You have a screenshot of a receipt, a photo of a whiteboard, or a picture of a paragraph you need to quote, and what you want is the words. This tool runs recognition on the image and puts the result in an editable box, so obvious mistakes can be corrected before you copy it into a note, an email or a document.
Sometimes the container is irrelevant. You have a screenshot of a receipt, a photo of a whiteboard, or a picture of a paragraph you need to quote, and what you want is the words. This tool runs recognition on the image and puts the result in an editable box, so obvious mistakes can be corrected before you copy it into a note, an email or a document.
How to use it: Upload the image containing text. Then Start the extraction. Then Copy the text to your clipboard. Then Save the text as a plain file..
Extracts raw text directly. Copy-to-clipboard functionality. Works on any text-containing image. Extremely fast processing.
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Extract Text from Image — Read the text in a photo, screenshot or scan and get it back as editable plain text, with no PDF involved.