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pytessarct is a Python wrapper for the Google Tesseract optical character recognition tool, hosted as a public repository on GitHub. It enables developers to incorporate Tesseract's text recognition capabilities into Python projects.
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gImageReader is a Gtk/Qt front-end to tesseract-ocr. It imports PDF documents and images from disk, scanning devices, clipboard and screenshots, can process multiple images and documents at once, and recognizes text as plain text or hOCR documents. Recognized text is shown next to the image and can be post-processed with spellchecking.
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A free online OCR service that converts scanned documents and images into editable text. It requires no registration or software installation; users upload files and receive text. It is based on the Tesseract OCR engine and supports 122 recognition languages and fonts. After processing, text can be downloaded, edited in Google Docs or copied.
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NormCap is an OCR-powered screenshot tool that captures text instead of images. It uses Tesseract language models for text detection and supports QR and barcode scanning. Detection is performed on the device and no telemetry data is collected. It is available for Windows, macOS and Linux and is licensed under GPLv3.
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SearchifyX is a fast flashcard searcher tool and the predecessor to Searchify. It acts as a webscraper for Quizlet, Quizizz, and Brainly, letting users query questions from these sites and sort results by similarity to the input query. The tool includes a screen OCR scanner, customizable global hotkeys, and stealth features to prevent websites from detecting window focus changes, and is available as both a GUI application and CLI tool for Linux, Mac OS, and Windows. It was created strictly for educational purposes to demonstrate asynchronous webscraping in Python, requiring Python 3.8 dependencies and Tesseract for OCR functionality.