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Image OCR: Extract Text from Images (English & Japanese)

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Image OCR: Extract Text from Images (English & Japanese)

Image OCR: Extract Text from Images (English & Japanese)

Read the text in images by URL with OCR. Works with PNG, JPEG, WebP, TIFF and more, in English and Japanese. No API key needed. Returns the text and a confidence score. Pay only for images where text was found.

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🔍 Image OCR — read the text in any image

Give it links to images. Get back the text in them, in English, Japanese, or both, with a confidence score. No API key, no setup.

What it does

  • 🖼️ Works with PNG, JPEG, WebP, TIFF, BMP and GIF by URL
  • 🌏 English and Japanese (vertical Japanese is available as jpn_vert, but results are not guaranteed)
  • 📊 Confidence score (0 to 100) for each image, so you can spot poor results
  • 💸 Pay only when text is found: failed links and images with no text are free

Input

FieldWhat it is
urlsLinks to images (http or https)
languageeng, jpn, jpn_vert or eng+jpn (default eng+jpn)

Output

One row per link:

{
"url": "https://example.com/receipt.png",
"ok": true,
"hasText": true,
"chars": 128,
"confidence": 91.4,
"language": "eng+jpn",
"text": "..."
}

If a link cannot be read, the row has ok: false and an error that says why.

Good to know

  • Powered by the open-source Tesseract OCR engine. Clear printed text reads best. Handwriting, very small text and busy photos read poorly.
  • Limits: 30 MB per image, 200 links per run, about 5 minutes per run. Links not reached are listed so you can run them again.
  • Private and internal addresses are refused. It does not log in to websites or solve CAPTCHAs: links must be publicly reachable.
  • Only process images you have the right to use.