Drop one or more images above to extract their content
Image Text Extractor (OCR)
Pull text out of screenshots, scans, and photos with in-browser OCR. Bulk-extract many images at once, copy or download the text. Nothing uploaded. From €9.99/mo.
How it works
- Drop one or more images — PNG, JPG, WEBP, BMP, or GIF — and the whole batch is read at once.
- Each image is run through an OCR engine (Tesseract) right in your browser, then opens in its own card with the recognized text and a preview of the source image.
- Copy any result, download it as .txt, or download every file's text at once to feed into search, spreadsheets, or other tools.
Key features
- Bulk OCR — drop several images and extract their text together
- Runs entirely in your browser — the images are never uploaded
- Text tab holds the recognized text; an Images tab shows the source for easy checking
- Copy or download each result as .txt — or all of them at once, named with a timestamp
- Works on screenshots, scans, photos of documents, and diagrams with labels
Common uses
- Pull error text out of a bug-report screenshot so you can search or paste it
- Extract copy from a set of design mockups or scanned pages
- Turn a photo of a whiteboard or printed table into text you can edit
Frequently asked questions
How do I compare image text extractor (ocr) online?
Drop one or more images — PNG, JPG, WEBP, BMP, or GIF — and the whole batch is read at once. Each image is run through an OCR engine (Tesseract) right in your browser, then opens in its own card with the recognized text and a preview of the source image. Copy any result, download it as .txt, or download every file's text at once to feed into search, spreadsheets, or other tools.
Are my files private when I use this tool?
Yes. All comparison runs locally in your browser. Your files never leave your device and are never sent to any server — not a policy promise, but an architectural fact. There is no server receiving your data.
No AI means no hallucinations
Compare Files uses a deterministic, logic-based engine — not a language model. It reports every change that is actually in your files, and never invents one.
Your files never leave your device. Everything runs in your browser — no uploads, nothing stored.
No AI, so no hallucinations. A deterministic engine reports every real change and never invents one.
No upload, no server wait. Comparisons run locally and keep working offline once the page has loaded.