Extract text from images. Copy, edit, and make it yours.
Free to try with daily credits. No software to install.
features
Drop in a JPG, PNG, or WebP file up to 10MB and the tool reads the characters on the page. What comes back is a text block you can select, so a photo of a document becomes something you can actually work with.
Highlight the result and copy it like any other text on the web. Line breaks stay close to the original, which saves you from retyping a page of notes or the address on a shipping label.
Phone photos, screenshots, and exported slides all go through the same upload box. A JPG straight from your camera roll works as well as a flatbed scan, and you end up with editable words instead of an image you have to zoom into.
A faded receipt or an unusual font can leave a stray character or a merged word behind. ImageTextEditor is an image text editor, so the result opens in an editor where you can correct that line before you copy it out.
steps
Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP file up to 10MB, or drag it onto the upload area. A screenshot, a scan, and a phone photo of paper are all acceptable inputs.
Start the conversion and the tool reads the text on the image, then hands it back in a panel you can scroll through. You see the whole block before you copy anything.
Read the text, correct a character or a broken line, and paste it into your document. If you only need the words gone from the picture, the remove text from image tool does that instead.
cases
Photograph a page, run the extraction, and paste the passage into your notes app. Definitions and quotations arrive as text you can search the night before an exam.
Snap a receipt and move the merchant, date, and total into a spreadsheet without typing them twice. Helpful when a folder of paper receipts has been waiting to be filed for weeks.
Order numbers, error messages, and delivery addresses trapped in a screenshot become text you can paste into a form, a search box, or a reply. The screenshot editor opens the same file if you want to change what the screenshot says.
benefits
Start with free credits that reset every day, so you can try image to text on a few files before paying for anything.
It runs in the browser on a phone, tablet, or laptop. There is nothing to download and no account to set up before your first upload.
The result opens in an editor, so you can fix a character, join a broken line, or drop a row you do not need before pasting.
Printed pages, screenshots, whiteboards, and slide exports all take the same path, so you do not have to hunt for a different tool for each file type.
Images with Japanese, Chinese, Korean, or European text are common inputs here, and the words you pull out can go straight into translation or further editing.
Files are processed to produce the text and are not kept around afterward.
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