Batch Image to Text Multiple Images in One Go

Upload many images at once and the tool extracts text from each one, letting you copy or download the results.

Yes, it is free with no signup required.

Yes, each image is processed individually, and clear photos produce the best text.

No, batch OCR runs in your browser, so your files stay private.

You can queue many images in a single batch.

Batch OCR extracts text from many images in one run instead of handling each photo separately. Use it for sets of scanned pages, lecture slides, or folders of screenshots that all need digitizing. You get one text file per image, bundled together in a single ZIP download.

Yes, you can queue up to 10 images in one batch, such as screenshots, scanned pages, or phone photos of documents. Each image is processed individually in your browser, so the text stays separate per file. Download the ZIP and you will find one clearly separated .txt file for every image.

A single poor-quality image can fail while the sharper images in the same batch still convert correctly. Check whether that photo is blurry, tilted, very dark, or photographed at an angle. Replace it with a clearer, straight version and run it again on its own or in a new batch.

Every image produces its own .txt file, and all of them are packed into one ZIP for a single download. This keeps pages from long documents separate, so you can rename, sort, or merge them as you like afterwards. Nothing is mixed together, which makes checking each page much easier.

Pick the language option that matches the text in your images before you start, because OCR accuracy depends on it. The batch tool offers a language selector, with English suited to most documents and screenshots. If your pages mix languages, processing each language group separately usually gives cleaner results.