Image to Text (OCR)

It reads text out of an image — a photo, scan, or screenshot — and returns selectable, copyable text. It's handy for pulling a Bangla or Hindi quote out of a picture without retyping it by hand.

Bangla (Bengali), Devanagari (Hindi/Marathi), and Latin (English) are recognised. Pick the script that matches your image before extracting for the best accuracy.

No. Recognition runs entirely in your browser, so the image never leaves your device. That makes it safe for sensitive documents like ID cards, bills, or private notes.

Very accurate on clear, well-lit, high-contrast text. Blurry photos, tiny fonts, stylised headings, or text over a busy background reduce accuracy — always proofread the result before relying on it.

Common formats — PNG, JPG/JPEG, and WebP — all work. For best results use the highest-resolution, sharpest image you have; crop tightly around the text you want.

Yes. The recognised text is plain Unicode, so you can copy it into Word, Gmail, Facebook, or any app. If it's Bangla or Hindi, paste it into our Font Identifier to confirm the encoding is clean.

It's tuned for printed/typed text, not cursive handwriting. Neat, block-letter handwriting is sometimes recognised, but don't rely on it for handwritten notes.

Yes — it runs in the mobile browser, so you can snap a photo and extract text on the same device. A clear, steady photo matters more than which device you use.

No limit and no sign-up. Because processing happens on your own device, you can use it as often as you like — the only real constraint is your device's speed on very large images.

Yes, completely free with no account. It's part of LearnType's free in-browser toolkit, alongside free Bangla, English, Hindi, and Arabic typing courses.