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Right-click any image to extract and copy text. Runs locally — no uploads, unlimited, free. Stop retyping text from screenshots, receipts, memes, code snippets, or scanned documents. This extension extracts text from any image on the web and copies it straight to your clipboard. **HOW IT WORKS** 1. Right-click any image on any webpage 2. Select "Copy Text from Image" 3. Text is extracted and copied to your clipboard instantly **FEATURES** - One-click OCR — right-click any image, text goes to clipboard - 100% local processing — your images never leave your browser - Works on screenshots, receipts, memes, code snippets, documents - Powered by Tesseract OCR engine (industry standard, open source) - No uploads, no limits, no accounts required - Completely free, no premium tier **WORKS GREAT WITH** - Screenshots of code or terminal output - Receipts and invoices - Scanned documents and PDFs rendered as images - Social media posts and memes with text - Presentation slides shared as images **PRIVACY** - All processing happens locally in your browser - No data is collected or transmitted - No analytics, no tracking - Images are never uploaded anywhere **TIPS FOR BEST RESULTS** - Higher resolution images produce better results - Clean, high-contrast text (dark on light) works best - Typed/printed text is more accurate than handwriting - Screenshots generally produce excellent results Powered by BestPhoto AI — bestphoto.ai
Mar 23, 2026
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