Turn photos of paper documents into editable text. Digitize letters, handouts, and printed pages without a scanner — just snap a photo, and the text comes out ready to edit, with the image deleted right after recognition.
Extract Text FreePhotograph a printed document with your phone and extract the text. A decent camera photo is enough — no flatbed scanner required.
Automatic grayscale and contrast enhancement cleans up uneven lighting and slight blur, improving recognition on phone photos.
Recognized text opens in an editable area, so you can fix the occasional error before copying or exporting.
Document photos are recognized by the server-side engine and automatically deleted once done — never stored or reused.
Take a clear, well-lit photo of the printed page. Keep the camera parallel to the paper and fill the frame with the text.
Drag the photo in and start recognition. Image enhancement is applied automatically for better accuracy.
Review the text in the editable area, correct any minor errors, then copy it or export it as a TXT file.
No. A clear phone photo is enough. For best results, shoot in good lighting with the camera parallel to the page — automatic image enhancement handles slight imperfections.
Clear, evenly lit photos of printed text give high accuracy. Automatic enhancement helps with slight blur and uneven lighting. Very skewed or dark photos may reduce accuracy.
Simplified and Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean. Pick the document's language before recognition for the best result.
Yes — images are uploaded to the server-side engine, then automatically deleted right after recognition and never stored.
Yes. The recognized text appears in an editable area, so you can correct any minor errors before copying or exporting.