i2OCR is a web service that extracts text from images and scanned PDF documents. It runs in modern browsers without installation and supports 128 languages. The free OCR option handles one image or one PDF page at a time; bulk processing for larger document sets is a premium option. Results can be exported as plain text, Word documents, HTML, searchable PDF, or ZIP files. The service provides image OCR, PDF OCR, and batch OCR tools, alongside editing functions for summarization, paraphrasing, spelling fixes, number normalization, and diacritics. It says it uses AI-powered optical character recognition and automatically deletes uploaded files and extracted text after processing. Recognition results depend on image quality and document clarity, and complex layouts or handwriting may reduce precision. i2OCR lists handwriting OCR support but notes that limitation. It targets students, professionals, researchers, translators, editors, and businesses. For unanswered questions, it provides [email protected] as a support contact.
Who it is for
i2OCR suits people who need to extract or edit text from images and scanned PDFs in a browser. Its listed audiences include students, professionals, researchers, translators, editors, and businesses.
What is good
- Supports 128 languages.
- Runs in modern browsers without installation.
- Offers searchable PDF and Word document output.
- Uploaded files and extracted text are deleted after processing.
What to know first
- Free OCR processes only one image or PDF page at a time.
- Bulk processing is a premium option.
- Complex layouts and handwriting may reduce precision.
Verdict
i2OCR covers single-page OCR for free and offers bulk tools as a premium option. Check source image quality and layout, since they can affect recognition results.
i2OCR plans and pricing
All plansCompared on OCR software
- Free plan
- Yes
- Searchable PDF
- Yes
- Word export
- Yes
- Handwriting OCR
- Yes
- Supported languages
- 128 languages
- Primary platform
- web
- Supported inputs
- both
