Copy text from images
Extract error messages, UI labels, and scanned snippets without retyping them manually.
OCR Text Extractor
🔒 Browser-side processing
Extract Korean and English text from images.
Guide
OCR text extraction guidance
Extract Korean and English text from screenshots, scans, and captured documents into copyable text.
Focused on Korean and English
Use it for mixed Korean and English screenshots, then review the result manually before relying on it.
Browser-side processing
The selected image is processed in the browser; this tool does not store the image on a separate server.
More: how to use it, examples, and common errors
Workflow
How to use it
- Select an image where the text is sharp and readable.
- Run OCR and inspect the extracted text.
- Manually correct misread numbers, casing, and spacing.
- Mask personal data before sharing the extracted result.
Examples
Real input and output
Pulling text out of a screenshot
Input
A PNG screenshot of an error dialogOutput
Connection refused: could not connect to server at 127.0.0.1:5432Search or paste the message without retyping it.
Troubleshooting
Errors you will hit
Characters come out garbled
Resolution matters most. Recapture zoomed in, or scan at 300 DPI or higher. Straightening a skewed photo also lifts accuracy sharply.
Mixed languages reduce accuracy
Selecting the recognition language helps, but a single image containing two scripts raises the error rate either way. Always proofread the output.
Handwriting is not recognized
This tool assumes printed text. Handwriting needs a different class of model and will not perform well here.
Review
Things to check
Image quality matters
Blur, skew, low contrast, and tiny text reduce accuracy. Use the clearest source image available.
Review important text
OCR is an assistant, not a source of truth. Compare contracts, amounts, and account numbers with the original image.
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