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Free open source OCR tool online. Extract text from images in your browser. Upload a screenshot or photo and copy the detected text instantly. No install needed.

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OCR Tool

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Select a JPG or PNG file and run OCR. Processing happens in the browser.

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OCR Tool is a free, browser-based online utility that lets you extract text from images and screenshots in your browser.

  • Cost: Free, no signup
  • Install: None — runs in the browser
  • Privacy: Runs locally, no uploads
  • Platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS
  • Time: Under a minute

What an Online OCR Tool Is Good For

An online OCR tool extracts text from an uploaded image so you can copy, search, or reuse it. It is useful for screenshots, photos, receipts, scanned notes, and any situation where the text is visible but not selectable.

The same engine handles screen captures, phone photos, and printed document scans alike — upload any of them here and the recognized text appears in the output box ready to copy.

Common OCR Use Cases

  • Converting screenshots to editable text
  • Extracting text from receipts and labels
  • Copying error messages from app screenshots
  • Pulling text from images that do not allow selection

How to Get Better OCR Results

Clear images work best. Crop closely around the text, avoid heavy blur, and use a high-contrast source image when possible. If the first pass is messy, a tighter crop often improves the output quickly.

OCR Tool FAQ

Common ocr tool questions

What kinds of images work best with OCR?

Sharp screenshots, photos, and scans with clear text and good contrast usually produce the best results.

Can I extract text from a screenshot?

Yes. Upload the screenshot, run OCR, and review the extracted text in the result area.

Does OCR processing happen in the browser?

Yes. The OCR tool runs in your browser after you upload the image.

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