Does this work well on handwriting or poor scans?
Not reliably. It is strongest on clean printed text, and significantly weaker on handwriting, low-contrast scans, and phone photos with skew or glare.
OCR PDF
Upload a scan or image and run OCR in-browser. The original image stays intact while the text layer becomes searchable.
Processing happens entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, nothing is sent to us. Close the tab and it's gone.
Check for yourself — open DevTools, go to the Network tab, and run the tool. You'll see no upload.
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Free users are limited to 5 pages per document. Premium users get unlimited pages on the same file.
English only in this tool.
OCR runs in the browser and reuses a cached model on repeat use.
Runs OCR on a scanned PDF or image and produces a searchable PDF where a hidden text layer sits beneath the original image so the document can be selected and searched in standard readers.
OCR runs fully in your browser. The language model downloads once the first time you use the tool, then it is cached locally. No document content is sent to a server for this task.
Not reliably. It is strongest on clean printed text, and significantly weaker on handwriting, low-contrast scans, and phone photos with skew or glare.
Yes. The OCR text layer is added beneath the image instead of replacing it, so the original visual quality is preserved.
Free users are limited to five pages per document; premium users have no page cap for the same file.
No. The OCR work runs in-browser and the downloaded model is cached locally.