OCR for multiple source types
The homepage says the tool can extract text from images, PDFs, handwritten notes, and screenshots and turn it into editable, searchable text.
Picture to Text is a web-based OCR tool that converts images, PDFs, handwritten notes, and screenshots into editable text, plus TXT, Word, and PDF outputs.
Picture to Text is an online OCR tool that converts images into editable text. The homepage says it can also extract text from PDFs, handwritten notes, and screenshots, so the product is positioned as a general-purpose text extraction utility rather than a single-format converter.
The workflow is simple: upload, paste, or drag and drop a file, then convert and copy or download the result. The site says supported formats include JPG, PNG, PDF, WEBP, GIF, BMP, HEIC, and TIFF, and it emphasizes that files are deleted after conversion and are not stored or shared.
The platform also offers related converters such as JPG to Word, Image to PDF, PDF to Text, and PDF to Word. That makes the site useful for users who need to move between image, document, and editable text workflows without switching tools.
The homepage says the tool can extract text from images, PDFs, handwritten notes, and screenshots and turn it into editable, searchable text.
Supported formats listed on the homepage include JPG, PNG, PDF, WEBP, GIF, BMP, HEIC, and TIFF, with additional pages showing JPG, PNG, JPEG, GIF, and JFIF support for related converters.
The homepage says free users can upload up to 3 images at once, while premium users can process up to 50 images, which makes it useful for repeated jobs.
The homepage lists more than 20 supported languages, including English, Spanish, French, Russian, German, and others.
After conversion, users can copy the extracted text or download it as a TXT file; the JPG to Word page also supports saving output as editable Word documents.
The pricing page lists weekly, monthly, and yearly plans, with ad-free experience, 24/7 live support, quick text extraction, and support for multiple file formats on paid tiers.
Convert scanned reports, invoices, contracts, or other office paperwork into editable text for storage and sharing.
Pull text from screenshots so it can be searched, copied, edited, or pasted into another workflow without retyping.
Turn handwritten notes and assignments into readable digital text for students, educators, and researchers.
Extract text from signboards, printed papers, or photos that need to be translated or reused in another language.
Use the related JPG to Word and Image to PDF tools when the goal is to create editable Word documents or bundle images into a PDF.
Yes. The homepage states that you can upload images, PDFs, handwritten notes, and screenshots, then copy or download the extracted text. The pricing page also says paid plans include support for multiple file formats.
The homepage says the tool supports drag-and-drop upload, browsing files, and paste input. The pricing page indicates there is no API available at present.
The homepage says extracted text can be copied or downloaded as a TXT file. The JPG to Word page says the platform can also export editable Word documents, and the image to PDF page provides PDF output for image files.
The homepage says files are deleted automatically after conversion and that the service will not sell, store, or share data. The JPG to Word page also says files are encrypted with SSL 256 and deleted after conversion.
The pricing page says there is no free trial, but there is a weekly plan for testing premium features. It also says users can contact the team for cancellations, refunds under certain conditions, custom plans, and API requests.