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Extract text from images

Image to Text OCR

Convert JPG, PNG, and WEBP images into editable text using OCR. Upload a photo, screenshot, scanned note, receipt, or document image and copy or download the extracted text.

Upload Image OCR Scan Copy Text

Turn images into editable text

Useful for scanned documents, notes, invoices, screenshots, book pages, forms, and printed text images.

Free Image to Text OCR Tool

Upload an image, run OCR, then copy or download the extracted text.

Upload Image

Drag and drop image here or click below to choose file.

English is fastest. Extra languages may take longer.
Choose document mode for scanned pages.
Removes extra spaces and empty lines.

Image Preview

Image preview will appear here
Upload an image to see file details.

Extracted Text

Reading image text... Preparing
This OCR tool works in your browser using Tesseract.js. Clear images with good lighting and sharp text give better results.

Why Use This Image to Text Tool?

OCR saves time by turning text inside images into editable, searchable, and reusable text.

Editable Text Output

Extract text from images and edit it in the text box before copying or downloading.

Common Image Support

Upload JPG, PNG, and WEBP images including screenshots, scans, notes, and document photos.

Copy or Download

Copy extracted text instantly or download it as a TXT file for later use.

How It Works

Extract text from images in a few simple steps.

Upload Image

Select a JPG, PNG, or WEBP image containing readable text.

Run OCR

Choose the language and click Extract Text to scan the image.

Copy Text

Review, edit, copy, or download the extracted text as a TXT file.

Image to Text OCR FAQs

Common questions about extracting text from images online.

Yes, this OCR tool is free to use. Upload an image, extract text, then copy or download the result.
This tool supports JPG, PNG, and WEBP images. Clear and high-resolution images produce better OCR accuracy.
OCR works best with printed or typed text. Handwriting accuracy depends on how clear and consistent the writing is.
Blurry images, low contrast, shadows, tilted text, small fonts, or mixed layouts can reduce OCR accuracy.
No. This version runs OCR in the browser using Tesseract.js, so it does not need server-side Tesseract installation.