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Extract text from images & screenshots, then fix grammar and translate — all on-device. Private OCR + offline grammar check. Get text out of any image — and then actually do something with it. All on your own computer. Textquill runs OCR, grammar checking, translation, and its AI writing tools entirely on-device. There's no account to create, no server it talks to, and no upload step — your images and the words in them never touch the network. That makes it a safe choice for screenshots of private messages, confidential documents, work whiteboards, or anything else you'd rather not hand to a cloud service. ★ NINE WAYS TO GET TEXT IN Right-click any image on a webpage and choose "Extract text." Select just a region of a page with the area-select tool (Alt+Shift+S, or right-click → Select area). Capture the visible tab or stitch together a full scrolling page. Upload a file, drag & drop it, or paste (Ctrl+V) straight from your clipboard. Open a PDF and pull the text out page by page. Or hand it an image URL or a base64 data URL directly. ★ 38 LANGUAGES English, Hindi, Nepali, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Thai, Vietnamese, Turkish and many more — with a Fast mode and an Accurate mode (plus Auto, which picks the right one for the job) so you can trade speed for precision when text is small, dense, or stylized. Auto-detect recognises the script and picks the language for you. ★ OFFLINE GRAMMAR & SPELL CHECK — ANYWHERE YOU TYPE A full grammar checker that runs on your machine, not in someone's cloud. Mistakes get a coloured underline; click one and you get the fix right there. It works on text you've just extracted, on any text you select and right-click, and — if you want it — live in the text boxes of any website as you type. American, British, Australian, and Canadian English. Unlike every other grammar extension, your writing is never uploaded to be checked. It doesn't leave the browser. Don't want it on a particular site? One click turns it off there. Don't want it at all? One switch in Settings. ★ ON-DEVICE TRANSLATION Translate extracted text between major languages using a local translation engine. No API key, no cloud round-trip. ★ AI WRITING TOOLS (CHROME'S BUILT-IN, ON-DEVICE AI) Summarize a long scan, clean up messy OCR output, rewrite, simplify, explain, pull out action items, generate flashcards, or identify what kind of document you're looking at — using the AI model built into Chrome, which runs locally on your own hardware. ★ SEARCHABLE HISTORY, KEPT ON YOUR DEVICE Every scan is saved locally in your browser so you can search past results, star favorites, and revisit anything you've extracted before. Delete single entries or clear everything, any time — it's your data and it stays on your machine. ★ EXPORT ANYWHERE Copy with one click (or turn on auto-copy), have results read aloud, find and replace inside a result, and export to plain text, Markdown, CSV, HTML, Word (.docx), JSON, XML — or send it straight to the printer. ★ QR CODE DECODING Point it at a QR code and get the decoded payload alongside any extracted text in the same pass. ★ WHO IT'S FOR - Students digitizing notes, textbook pages, or lecture slides - Writers and non-native speakers who want a grammar checker that doesn't read their drafts on a server - Developers grabbing text or config out of a screenshot instead of retyping it - Researchers pulling quotes and figures out of scanned papers - Office and admin work — invoices, forms, business cards, and screenshots that need to become searchable, editable text ★ NO ACCOUNT, NO ADS, NO SUBSCRIPTION No account, no usage limits, no ads, no upsell. Textquill keeps your text private and on your device — it isn't a funnel to a paid upgrade.
Aug 7, 2026
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