Screenshot to Text Converter
Can't select or copy text from a screenshot? Upload or paste it here and get every word extracted in seconds. Perfect for screenshots from apps, websites, error messages, code editors, and more.
How to Use the Screenshot to Text Converter
Upload Your Image
Drag & drop, click to browse, paste from clipboard, or enter an image URL. Supports JPG, PNG, WEBP, PDF, and more.
Click Extract Text
Hit the Extract Text button. Our AI-powered GLM-OCR engine analyzes the image and identifies every character in seconds.
Copy or Download
Your extracted text appears instantly. Edit it, copy to clipboard, or download as a .txt file — completely free.
Key Features
Ctrl+V Paste Support
Paste a screenshot directly from your clipboard without saving it first. Just press Ctrl+V (or Cmd+V on Mac).
Near-Perfect Accuracy
Screenshots have crisp, rendered text — OCR accuracy is near 100% on most screenshots. Much better than photo OCR.
No File Needed
Paste from clipboard or enter a URL. No need to save the screenshot as a file first. Fastest workflow possible.
Any Screen Resolution
Works perfectly on Retina, 4K, 1080p, and standard resolution screenshots from any device or operating system.
Code & Special Characters
Accurately extracts code snippets, special symbols, brackets, operators, and formatted text from IDE and terminal screenshots.
Free Forever
No limits, no paywall, no account needed. Extract text from unlimited screenshots at zero cost.
Who Uses This Tool
Developers & Engineers
Copy code snippets from screenshots of IDEs, Stack Overflow, documentation, terminal output, and error messages. No more retyping code.
Customer Support
Extract text from screenshots customers send in support tickets, bug reports, and chat conversations for logging and analysis.
Content Moderators
Digitize text from screenshots of user-generated content for moderation, compliance review, and record-keeping.
Students
Extract text from screenshots of online lectures, presentation slides, e-books, and paywalled articles for study notes.
Researchers & Analysts
Capture and digitize text from data visualizations, dashboards, reports, and non-selectable PDF documents.
Social Media Users
Extract quotes and text from screenshots of tweets, Instagram posts, Reddit comments, WhatsApp messages, and chat conversations.