Ngoc Thanh

In the modern digital era, information is everything. But too often, valuable knowledge is locked away inside scanned documents—unsearchable, uneditable, and difficult to use. If you’ve ever received a PDF file that was just an image of text, you’ve experienced this frustration firsthand. You can’t copy and paste the text, you can’t search for specific keywords, and making edits seems impossible without retyping the entire document. This is where OCR (Optical Character Recognition) technology comes in. OCR transforms scanned PDFs into machine-readable, searchable, and editable text. It bridges the gap between static images of documents and the dynamic world of digital data processing. Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is the process of analyzing images of text (like scanned documents or photos) and converting them into machine-encoded text. In other words, OCR turns pictures of words into actual text data. With our modern OCR tool supporting up to 125 languages, organizations and ind...

In today’s digital era, images are everywhere. From scanned documents, handwritten notes, old books, and invoices to social media graphics, images often contain critical textual information. However, text locked inside images is not searchable, editable, or easily translatable without the right tools. This is where OCR (Optical Character Recognition) comes in. OCR, or Optical Character Recognition, is a process that converts text embedded in images into editable and searchable text. Batch OCR is the process of performing OCR on multiple images at once. Instead of manually converting text from individual files, batch OCR automates the workflow, making it possible to process thousands of images, scanned pages, or documents in minutes. The internet and business are global. Documents aren’t limited to English—they can be in Spanish, Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, Vietnamese, or Swahili. Our OCR software supports 125 languages across diverse scripts, including: Latin scripts: English, Spanish, Fr...