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OCR Online - Image to Text Converter

Extract text from any image instantly. Supports JPG, PNG, WEBP and more. Powered by Tesseract — free, private, browser-based.

Choose Image File

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PNG, JPG, WEBP, GIF · Maximum file size: 10 MB

How to extract text from an image

1

Upload your image

Click the upload area or drag and drop. JPG, PNG, WEBP and GIF are supported up to 10 MB.

2

AI extracts the text

Tesseract OCR processes your image locally in the browser — no server, no data shared.

3

Copy or download

Copy the extracted text to clipboard or download it as a plain .txt file instantly.

Why use our OCR tool?

100% private

OCR runs entirely in your browser via Tesseract.js. Your images are never sent to any server.

Multi-language

Supports English and Hindi OCR out of the box, covering a wide range of documents.

Fast & accurate

Get results in seconds with Tesseract's latest engine, optimized for crisp and handwritten text.

Works on mobile

Fully responsive — works on phones, tablets, and desktops with no app to install.

Completely free

No account, no credits, no limits. Extract text from as many images as you need, forever.

Copy & download

One-click copy to clipboard or download the result as a .txt file ready to use anywhere.

50K+
Images processed
95%
Accuracy rate
<2s
Avg. processing
100%
Free

Frequently asked questions

What is OCR and how does it work?

Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is the technology that reads text from images or scanned documents and converts it into machine-readable text. Modern OCR engines like Tesseract use trained neural networks to recognize character shapes, handle varied fonts, and deal with differences in lighting and image quality. This tool runs Tesseract entirely inside your browser using WebAssembly — no image ever leaves your device.

When should you use an OCR tool?

OCR is useful any time you need to extract text from a non-editable source. Common scenarios include digitizing printed documents, extracting quotes from screenshots, converting scanned book pages into searchable text, reading text from photos of signs or whiteboards, and pulling data from invoices or receipts. The key to accurate results is a clear, high-contrast image with a clean background.

Tips for the best OCR accuracy

Use the highest resolution image available — at least 300 DPI for scanned documents. Ensure good lighting with no shadows falling across the text. Maximize contrast between text color and background. Avoid skewed or rotated images when possible, or straighten them before uploading. For documents with mixed English and Hindi text, our tool handles both languages simultaneously in a single pass.

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