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Free Image to Text Converter — Online OCR Tool

Extract text from any image instantly — free, private, no upload. Powered by Tesseract OCR in your browser.


Drop your image here or click to select

Scanned documents, screenshots, photos — any image with text

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OCR Settings
Tips for best results:
Use high-resolution images • Ensure good contrast • Avoid skewed text
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Tesseract OCR Engine

Powered by Google's Tesseract — one of the most accurate open-source OCR engines in the world.

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100+ Languages

Supports English, Arabic, Chinese, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Russian and many more languages.

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100% Private

Your image never leaves your browser. All OCR processing happens locally on your device.


Image to Text is a free online OCR (Optical Character Recognition) tool that extracts text from images instantly in your browser. Upload any JPG, PNG, BMP, GIF or WEBP image containing text, and this tool will recognize and extract all the text from it in seconds. No file is uploaded to any server — everything is processed on your device, 100% private.

How to use: Drop or select your image, choose the language of the text, then click Extract Text. The recognized text appears instantly — copy it or download it as a .txt file.

Supports: English, Arabic, French, German, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Hindi and many more languages. Works best with clear, high-resolution images.


Frequently Asked Questions

How do I extract text from an image online?

Upload your image (a screenshot, scanned document, or photo of text) and the tool runs OCR (optical character recognition) on it, pulling out the readable text you can then copy or download.

Does this work on handwritten notes?

It works best on printed or typed text. Handwriting recognition is a lot less reliable and results can vary a lot depending on how neat the handwriting is.

What image formats are supported for text extraction?

JPG, PNG, and most common screenshot formats work fine - just make sure the text in the image is reasonably clear and not too low-resolution, since blurry source images give the OCR engine less to work with.