OCR for Home Office Users
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OCR for Home Office Users
Easily Convert Images to Text with OCR for Home Office
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Supports all image, video and audio formats, up to 100MB and 1 hour recording
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Frequently Asked Questions
OCR for home office use involves using optical character recognition to convert text from images into a digital format, aiding in document digitization and organization.
Yes, you can upload your images and extract text. Then use the text in Office 365 applications like Word or Excel for editing and further processing.
Yes, it can be accessed via a web browser, making it compatible with Linux platforms. Simply upload your images online and process them through the OCR tool.
Yes, each image file you upload can be up to 100 MB. Ensure your images are clear for the best OCR results.
Upload your image in JPG, PNG, or other supported formats. The OCR technology extracts and displays the text, which you can copy or download.
Yes, it supports images taken with Office Lens or any device, as long as they are in a supported format like PNG or JPG.
Yes, the online tool is accessible for free. However, logging in allows full access to the results and additional functionalities like downloading text.
No, the tool provides plain text output without formatting. You can edit the text after downloading it into a word processor.
Yes, but the accuracy depends on the handwriting quality. It works best with clear, printed text.
Absolutely. Upload screenshots in supported formats like PNG or JPG to extract text efficiently.
The tool automatically preprocesses images, including rotated ones, to effectively extract text.
No, the OCR tool only extracts plain text. Document formatting and layout, including tables and structured data, are not preserved.
Yes, the OCR tool features automatic language detection and supports multiple languages, depending on the text in the uploaded image.
Yes, you can save extracted text to Evernote if you're logged in. This enables easy archiving and access from any device.
No, a steady internet connection is required as all processing occurs online. You can download text after processing for offline use.