Free Image to Text Converter

Extract and edit printed words from a screenshot or image, then copy the result or save a TXT file.

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How to use this tool

Turn the words in a screenshot, poster or social image into text you can work with. Add a clear image, choose the matching language and focus the recognition area on the part you need. The Image to Text Converter returns editable text for reviewing, copying into your notes or saving as a plain-text file.

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    Add a clear image and choose the language

    Choose a JPG, PNG or WebP screenshot or photo. Select English, Chinese plus English, or Spanish plus English to match the printed words in the image.

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    Focus the recognition area

    Open the area settings when you want part of the image. Adjust the left, top, width and height percentages while checking the preview, then extract the text.

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    Review, edit and save the words

    Compare the result with the original, especially names and numbers. Edit the text directly, then copy the words or download a TXT file for your notes.

Bring useful words out of a visual reference

A saved social image may contain a headline, product detail or instruction you want to refer to later. Extract the printed words into an editable form, then add your own context in a research note. This gives you a practical starting point for organizing references, checking details or preparing your own original content.

Crop the view around the content you need

A screenshot can include navigation, buttons and decorative graphics around the text. Use the recognition area to focus on the relevant section. The percentages describe where the selection begins and how much of the image the selection covers, and the preview shows that area before extraction.

Choose a clear source and matching language

Readable printed characters and a suitable language choice give recognition a useful foundation. Start with a sharp screenshot or a well-lit photo, keep the relevant text large enough to inspect and choose the language combination that matches the words. Review the result beside the image before reusing important details.

Keep the result editable through the final check

The extracted words appear in a text area where you can correct spelling, spacing and line breaks. Check product names, dates and numbers carefully, then copy the finished text into a document or save the TXT version. Your edits are included in the copied or downloaded result.

Frequently asked questions

What is an image to text converter?

An Image to Text Converter recognizes printed words in a picture and returns editable text. SocQ includes language choices, an adjustable recognition area and copy or TXT download controls.

How do I copy text from a screenshot?

Add the screenshot, choose the matching language and extract the text. Review the result against the original, make any corrections and use Copy text.

Can I select just part of the image?

Yes. Open the recognition-area settings and adjust the left, top, width and height percentages. Check the preview to confirm the selection covers the words you want.

Which languages can I choose?

Choose English, Chinese plus English, or Spanish plus English. Select the option that matches the printed content you want to extract from the source.

What image formats can I add?

Use JPG, PNG or WebP images up to 20 MB. A clear screenshot or well-lit photo with readable printed letters is a useful starting point.

How can I improve the recognition result?

Start with a sharp image, choose the correct language and focus the area around the relevant text. Compare names, numbers and line breaks with the source and edit the result before saving.

Can I edit the extracted text?

Yes. The result is editable, so you can correct letters, spacing and paragraphs directly. The final copy and TXT download use the text currently shown in that area.

How do I save the recognized words?

Copy the text into your notes or download the TXT file. Keep a reference to the source image when the words are part of research or a detailed review.

For developers

Organize social references with public post data

SocQ public post APIs provide structured content data for research applications. Use image-to-text extraction when a visual reference also contains printed words you want to review separately.

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