Image to Text Converter
Local-first OCR. Built for batches.
Extract text from any image — screenshots, photos, scans, receipts, business cards, handwritten notes. All 12 tools run entirely in your browser using WebAssembly. No uploads, no account, no file size limits.
12 tools live
JPG to Text
Extract text from JPG images. No uploads, no limits.
Screenshot to Text
Pull text out of screenshots. Batch up to 500.
PNG to Text
Extract text from PNGs, including transparent backgrounds.
Photo to Text
Deskew and OCR photos of documents. Batch-ready.
Scan to Text
Convert scanned documents into editable text. Accepts TIFF.
JPEG to Text
Extract text from JPEG files — same as JPG, spelled differently.
Handwriting to Text
Transcribe handwritten notes with a model trained on handwriting.
Image to Excel
Extract tables from images into .xlsx spreadsheets.
Receipt to Text
Extract receipt data into CSV. Batch up to 500 receipts.
Business Card to Text
Scan business cards and extract contact details as CSV.
HEIC to Text
Extract text from iPhone HEIC photos without converting first.
Image to Word Converter
Extract text from images and save as editable Word documents. Batch OCR, runs in your browser.
Frequently asked questions
No. OCR runs entirely in your browser using WebAssembly and transformers.js. Your files never leave your device.
Up to 500 images per session with no daily limit. Each file gets its own result with a confidence score.
60+ languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Japanese, Korean, Arabic, and Hindi. Select from the dropdown or leave it on Auto-detect.
For clean digital images — screenshots, scanned documents, printed text — accuracy is typically 95–99%. Each result shows a confidence indicator so you can spot low-quality extractions immediately.
Yes — use the Handwriting to Text tool, which uses a model trained specifically on handwritten content rather than the general-purpose document OCR engine.
Plain .txt, Markdown (.md), combined text file (all pages merged), CSV for structured tools like Receipt to Text and Image to Excel, and .xlsx via the Image to Excel tool.
Yes. Use Image to Excel for .xlsx output, Table Image to Text for CSV/TSV, or Receipt to Text for expense data with vendor, date, and amount fields pre-parsed.
Once the page has loaded and the model is cached by your browser, yes — OCR runs locally so no internet connection is needed for subsequent sessions.