OCR for Birth Certificates
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OCR for Birth Certificates
Convert birth certificate images to text seamlessly
or drag and drop a file
Supports all image, video and audio formats, up to 100MB and 1 hour recording
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Frequently Asked Questions
OCR for birth certificates allows you to convert scanned images of birth certificates into editable text. Simply upload an image to have the text extracted efficiently.
Use a scanner to convert your birth certificate into a digital image format like JPG or PNG. Then upload this image to the OCR tool for text extraction.
Yes, photos of birth certificates are supported. Ensure the image is clear and high-resolution for the best text extraction results.
You can upload JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, WebP, TIFF, and other supported image formats for processing your birth certificates.
Upload your birth certificate image to the OCR tool. The text will be extracted and you can then download, copy, or save the plain text.
The OCR tool can recognize handwritten text, but results vary depending on handwriting clarity and image quality.
No, the tool provides plain text output only. Document formatting and layout are not preserved in the extracted text.
You can upload multiple images individually, but they are processed sequentially, not in bulk. Each file needs to be under 100 MB.
Yes, each image file can be a maximum of 100 MB to ensure smooth processing in the OCR tool.
No, OCR processing requires an internet connection as it is done online. After extraction, you can use the text offline.
Yes, you can download the extracted text or save it to Evernote by logging in to your account.
Yes, high-resolution and clear images yield better OCR results. Blurred or low-quality images may lead to errors in text extraction.
Scan or photograph the birth certificates and upload the images to the OCR tool. Extracted text can be downloaded for digital record-keeping.
Yes, if the birth announcement is part of an image such as a certificate, the OCR tool can extract this text as plain text.
Digitize an image with the birth announcement using OCR, then share the extracted text through emails or social media to announce the newborn's name.