Drag & drop images here, or . You can also paste images (Ctrl/Cmd + V).
Why use this Image to Text tool?
- Private by design: OCR runs locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
- Multi-language OCR: Works with English, Hindi and other languages through Tesseract trained data.
- Multiple images at once: Add several images and combine the results into one text output.
- Fast & simple: No signup, no watermark, and you can download everything as a plain
.txtfile.
How to convert an image to text
- Click Browse Images (or drag & drop) to add JPG, PNG or WebP files.
- Choose the OCR Language that matches your document (e.g., English, Hindi or both).
- Press Extract Text. A small progress bar will show while OCR is running.
- Once done, copy the text or click Download .txt to save it.
For PDFs, export each page as an image first and then use those images here.
Supported languages
At the moment this tool is set up for English (eng), Hindi (hin), English+Hindi, Spanish (spa) and French (fra).
Tesseract.js also supports many other languages. If you’re a developer, you can extend this setup by including more language codes and the matching trained data.
Privacy & security
Everything happens inside your browser using WebAssembly. Images are processed in memory and are not uploaded to an external server. That makes this a good option for personal notes, client documents and other sensitive files.
Troubleshooting & accuracy tips
- Use sharp, high-contrast images (300+ DPI scans work best).
- Crop out borders/backgrounds and rotate the page upright before running OCR.
- Pick the correct language or language combination for mixed-script documents.
- Avoid heavy compression – PNG or good-quality JPG usually works better than a tiny, over-compressed file.
Frequently asked questions
Does this upload my images?
No. OCR runs locally in your browser with Tesseract.js. Your files never leave your device.
Can it read PDFs?
You can export each PDF page as an image (PNG/JPG) and add those images here. Direct PDF support can be added in a future version.
Which languages are supported?
By default it supports English, Hindi, Spanish and French. More languages can be added using their codes and trained data from Tesseract.
Is there a file size limit?
There is no fixed limit, but your browser’s memory is the practical limit. For very large scans, process your pages in smaller batches.
Why is accuracy low on my image?
Low-resolution or blurry images make OCR harder. Try scanning at a higher DPI, use better lighting, and make sure you select the right language pack.