Online OCR for everyday documents

Online OCR for Images, PDFs, Tables, and Handwriting

Choose the right OCR workflow for a screenshot, scanned PDF, document photo, table, or handwritten page. Review the result, copy the text, or download a supported export.

For the best result, start with the tool designed for your file and output.

See each OCR workflow in action

Original
Photographed court document used for an OCR demo
Extracted text

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY,
PENNSYLVANIA - ORPHANS’DIVISIONuR

IN RE: ESTATE OF RUTH G. ENOCHS,
DECEASED

)
)
) No. 17-17-0252
)

SURCHARGE ORDER AND JUDGMENT

AND NOW, this 10th day of May, 2024, the Court Surcharges
James Shulick, in the amount of Two Hundred Thirty-Five Thousand Two Hundred eighty-nine
and 74/100 ($235,289.74) dollars for losses caused to the estate calculated as follows:

a. Beginning balance of 208,824.06plusreportedannualgains;<br>b.Minus208,824.06 plus reported annual gains;<br>b. Minus 260,370.60 which represents Shulick’s withdrawals from the Wells Fargo
Investment Account;
c. Plus Credit for ending balance of $25,080.80.

James Shulick is also ordered to turn over all other reported estate assets including:

d. The value of all other assets admitted by Shulick on the filed inheritance tax
return that were not turned over to the Estate as ordered, as follows:
iii. Cash received on the sale of the decedent’s Real Estate, 7,500(Sch.A);<br>and<br>iv.Cashandpersonalproperty,7,500 (Sch. A);<br>and<br>iv. Cash and personal property, 10,872.71 (Sch. E.)

The Executor d.b.n.c.t.a. is permitted to pay all premiums and costs to reinstate the Bond
on this Estate, all costs shall be recoverable from James Shulick.

The Executor d.b.n.c.t.a. is required to submit a claim on the bond.

If any of the ordered fines and costs are unpaid within thirty (30) days of entry of the
Order, a bench warrant issued without further proceedings.

All prior Orders not inconsistent with this Order remain in effect.

By the Court:

Stamp showing date May 10 2024 and office of register of wills (Image omitted)

__________________________ J.

How it works

Upload a file, extract text, and export the result.

Step 1

Upload your file

Add an image, PDF, screenshot, scanned page, table, or handwritten document. Scan Reader supports common file formats used for OCR.

Step 2

Extract text or tables

Scan Reader reads the file, detects visible text, and prepares the result for review. For tables, it helps convert rows and columns into spreadsheet-friendly output.

Step 3

Copy or export

Review the OCR result and make corrections if needed. Download text as TXT, DOCX, or Markdown, or export detected tables as XLSX or CSV.

Flexible output

Choose the format for your next step

Copy the result immediately or download it in a format that fits your workflow.

TXT

Plain text for notes, search, archives, and quick reuse.

DOCX or Markdown

Editable output for documents, publishing, and knowledge bases.

XLSX or CSV

Structured rows and columns ready for spreadsheet workflows.

Review before export

Compare names, dates, totals, and codes with the source file.

Built for real-world OCR tasks

Scan Reader helps with the kinds of files people actually need to read, copy, search, archive, or reuse.

Digitizing paper documents

Digitizing paper documents

Turn scanned reports, letters, contracts, forms, and paper records into text that is easier to search, copy, and reuse.

Processing forms and records

Processing forms and records

Read application forms, intake sheets, checklists, field reports, labels, and other semi-structured documents.

Archiving older files

Archiving older files

Make old scans, archive pages, family records, historical documents, and hard-to-search files easier to store and review.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about using Scan Reader.

What is Scan Reader?
Scan Reader is an online OCR tool for extracting text from images, PDFs, screenshots, scanned documents, tables, and handwritten pages. You can review the result, copy the text, or export it into common file formats.
What files can I upload?
You can upload common image and document formats such as JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, and PDF. Scan Reader works with photos, screenshots, scanned pages, document images, and image-based PDFs.
Can Scan Reader extract text from scanned PDFs?
Yes. Scan Reader can process scanned PDFs and image-based PDF pages, then extract visible text for copying, review, or export.
Can Scan Reader extract tables?
Yes. Scan Reader includes table OCR workflows for extracting rows and columns from images and PDFs. Complex tables, merged cells, or blurry scans may still need manual review.
Can Scan Reader read handwriting?
Yes. Scan Reader can process handwritten notes, handwritten images, handwritten PDFs, and cursive writing. Accuracy depends on handwriting clarity, language, contrast, and page quality.
What can I export?
You can copy extracted text or download it as TXT, DOCX, or Markdown. Table workflows also support XLSX and CSV downloads, including multiple worksheets when several tables are detected.
How is my data handled?
Uploaded files are processed to generate OCR results. Files and outputs may be temporarily stored to provide downloads, prevent abuse, and keep the service reliable. Please review the Privacy Policy for more details.

Turn scans into editable text

Extract text from images, PDFs, tables, and handwriting without retyping everything by hand.