GitHub & Documentation
Extract text from screenshots, scanned pages, and image-based documentation for README files and technical docs.
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| Image Source | Best For | What to Expect |
|---|---|---|
| Screenshots | UI text, tutorials, code snippets | Clear text is generally easier to extract |
| PNG & JPG | Documents, notes, receipts | Results depend on image clarity and contrast |
| Scanned Documents | Reports, manuals, forms | Clear scans usually produce better results |
| Slides & Whiteboards | Presentations, meeting notes | Lighting and layout can affect recognition |
| Handwritten Notes | Simple handwritten content | Accuracy varies with handwriting quality |
Add a PNG, JPG, JPEG, WebP, or GIF containing the text you want to extract.
Click Extract to Markdown to process the image in your browser.
Check the extracted paragraphs, lists, spacing, and text for accuracy.
Copy the generated Markdown or download it as an .md file.

Extract text from screenshots, scanned pages, and image-based documentation for README files and technical docs.
Turn image-based information into searchable, editable Markdown.
Digitize slides, whiteboard photos, and printed notes for easier editing and organization.
Extract text from images before refining, summarizing, or reorganizing it with AI tools.
Higher resolution and strong contrast generally improve text recognition.
Rotate or straighten heavily skewed images before uploading.
Multi-column pages and large tables may need manual formatting after extraction.
OCR accuracy depends heavily on handwriting quality.
Always review the generated Markdown before publishing or sharing.
Yes. You can extract text from supported images without creating an account or installing software.
You can upload PNG, JPG, JPEG, WebP, and GIF images for OCR processing.
Yes. Screenshots, scanned documents, photos, presentation slides, and whiteboard images can be processed. Clear, well-aligned text generally produces better results.
Yes, but accuracy depends on the handwriting. Neat and clearly written text usually produces better results than cursive or heavily stylized writing.
No. Image processing happens locally in your browser, so your images are not uploaded or stored on the server.
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