This free Image Text Extractor turns screenshots, photos, and scans into copyable text with client-side OCR. Upload several images at once, keep them in a numbered queue, and extract English, Hindi (Devanagari), or both in one pass. Results are always mapped back to the original image order — so if you upload Image A then Image B, “Copy all text” pastes A’s text then B’s text, never swapped. Because Tesseract.js runs entirely in your browser, images never leave your device: there is no signup, no watermark, and no server upload for recognition. Soft warnings appear for large batches (over 20 files or ~10 MB each), but reasonable batches still run. Failed images are marked without breaking the rest of the queue. Use blank-line, dashed, or Image 1: / Image 2: separators when combining output, and copy per image or everything at once. For digital PDF text (not scanned pages), use the PDF Text Extractor instead.
Free image to text OCR — extract text from multiple images in any language and copy results in order. Runs in your browser.
Screenshots and photos stay on your device. OCR runs entirely in your browser — free, no signup, no watermark. For PDF text (not scanned pages), use the PDF Text Extractor.
Drop images here
JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, or BMP · Multiple files · Order is preserved
English + Hindi loads both packs (recommended for mixed text). Extra languages can be added in code via Tesseract lang codes.
Controls how per-image text is combined for “Copy all”.
