Purpose: The service converts scanned documents and images into editable text.
OCR engine: The service is based on the Tesseract OCR engine.
Languages: The service says it supports 122 recognition languages and fonts.
Recognition features: It can recognize mathematical equations, analyze page layouts, and process poorly scanned, photographed, or low-resolution pages.
Editing tools: Users can select a page area for OCR, rotate pages, and send recognized text to Google Docs, Google Translate, or Bing Translator.
Input formats: Supported inputs include common image files, multipage TIFF, PDF, DjVu, DOCX, ODT, and ZIP archives containing images.
Output formats: Recognized text can be output as TXT, DOC, or PDF.
Privacy statement: The site says uploaded files are removed from the server after use; it does not name a security certification or compliance standard on the page.
API: The REST API supports file upload and OCR requests, uses API keys, and documents JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIFF, PDF, and DjVu uploads.
API controls: API OCR requests can specify page, language, page segmentation mode, and image rotation.
Support: The contact form offers Suggestions and Product Support as subject options.
No account required: The online service says users can begin without registering or installing software.
Price from: Free

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