Welcome to the official homepage of the
Copyfish Browser Extension
- A Fresh Approach to OCR Software.
Copy, paste and translate text from any image or video. => Download Copyfish from Google Store
It’s 100% free and OSI-certified open-source
In February Microsoft announced that the Windows 10 November update enables OCR support for four new languages, bringing the total number of supported languages to 25.
While they did not list what languages they added, they mentioned that this OCR technology is the same that is “used in major products like Word, OneNote, OneDrive, Bing, Office Lens, andTranslator for various scenarios, including image indexing, document reconstruction, and augmented reality.”
In Fall 2015, Microsoft Azure released its Dv2-Series Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), with “with compute processors that are approximately 35 percent faster than the D-Series VM sizes” (Microsoft). The Dv2-series are based on the latest generation 2.4 GHz Intel Xeon E5-2673 v3 Haswell processor. But what is the best option for OCR?
One reason to extract text from images or PDF is to translate them.
For that Copyfish has a built-in translator. But sometimes you may want to use more specialized translation tools, like the Google Translate extension or even extensions that are custom-built for one language like the Zhongwen Popup Dictionary for Chinese translation. Copyfish supports them all, just turn on the Support popup dictionaries switch.
Welcome to the official home_page_ for the (a9t9) Free OCR Software. As the name suggests, the purpose of this app is to extract text from image files and PDF documents. The OCR app runs on Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 as Windows store app or as OCR.SPACE web app in your browser.
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Download and install from the (a9t9) Free OCR Software Windows store page.
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Using XP, Win7, Mac or Linux? Then use the companion Online OCR Web service. Upload your document and convert it to text right in your browser, nothing to install.