Scan Documents in Safari
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Scan Documents in Safari
Use Safari to Digitize Documents with OCR Technology
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
To scan documents in Safari, use our OCR tool to upload an image of the document. The tool will process and extract text, which you can then copy, download, or save to Evernote.
You can upload images in formats like JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP, and TIFF. Ensure images are clear for optimal OCR text extraction.
Yes, the maximum size for each file is 100 MB. Larger files may need to be resized before uploading to ensure successful processing.
Yes, the tool can recognize printed and some handwritten text. However, the accuracy of handwritten text recognition may vary based on its clarity.
No, the tool only processes image files. Convert PDF pages to images or take screenshots to extract text using OCR in Safari.
Yes, you can use the OCR tool in Safari on both mobile and desktop devices, allowing for flexibility wherever you need to work.
No, the tool extracts only plain text. It does not preserve document formatting, layout, or tables.
Yes, after processing, you can save the results directly to Evernote, provided you are logged into your account.
Yes, the OCR tool includes automatic language detection and supports text extraction in multiple languages.
Yes, you can upload multiple images to be processed. The tool handles them in succession, and extracted text can be combined.
Yes, higher quality images with clear text yield better results. Blurry or low-resolution images may affect text accuracy.
Extracted text is provided as plain text and can be copied, edited, or formatted as needed in a text editor.
Absolutely. Once the text is extracted, you can download it as a text file for offline use.
No, you need an internet connection, as all OCR processing is conducted online.
Extracted text is presented in plain text format, which you can view, copy to the clipboard, or download as needed.