Screenshot to text

Turn a screenshot into text-without uploading it.

Choose a screenshot and this free tool reads the visible English text inside your browser. Copy the result into a note, document, message, or search-your image is not sent to Offload.

  • No account
  • No image upload
  • Copy or download

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Extract text now

English text · up to 15 MB

Extracted text

Choose a screenshot to begin.

This free tool uses a different text reader from the Offload app. Results here may differ from those in the app.

How it works

Choose an image. Copy the text.

  1. 01

    Choose a screenshot

    Use a clear PNG, JPG, WEBP, or BMP image up to 15 MB.

  2. 02

    Let your browser read it

    The tool reads the words in your image. The first run may take a little longer while it downloads what it needs.

  3. 03

    Check and copy

    Fix any misread words, then copy the text or download it as a text file.

For better results

Clear images work best.

Use a sharp screenshot with easy-to-read text. Check names, prices, and dates before using the result.

  • Crop away visual clutter when possible.
  • Use the original screenshot instead of a compressed copy.
  • Expect lower accuracy with tiny, angled, blurred, or stylized text.
  • This version is optimized for printed English, not handwriting.

Common questions

Screenshot text extractor FAQ

Is the screenshot uploaded?

No. Your image and its text stay in your browser. The tool downloads files it needs to read the image, and your image is not sent to Offload.

Which images work best?

Sharp screenshots with large, high-contrast, horizontal English text work best. Tiny text, decorative fonts, blur, and busy backgrounds can reduce accuracy.

Can it read handwriting or every language?

This version is configured for printed English text. It is not designed for handwriting, and other scripts may be missed or misread.

Why does the first extraction take longer?

The tool downloads what it needs the first time you use it. That first run can take longer; later runs may be faster.