Key features
Supports extracting text from various image and file formats, including JPG, BMP, PNG, JPEG, GIF, PDF, and Word;
Can extract subtitles from popular video platforms like YouTube and allows one-click conversion of online lecture screenshots into editable digital notes.
Use cases and audience
Users who need to batch-extract text from images, PDFs, Word documents, and videos—such as students, researchers, content editors, and archivists
- Preserving old documents: Easily save legacy documents and extract key text for separate archival storage
- Converting text from social media images—for example, extracting text from pictures on Facebook, Instagram, and other platforms
- Extract video subtitles: Supports quickly downloading subtitles from mainstream video platforms such as YouTube
Image and document files in formats like JPG, BMP, PNG, JPEG, GIF, PDF, and Word
Plain text that can be copied and edited
Frequently asked questions
Does it support extracting subtitles from YouTube videos?
Yes, this tool can extract subtitles from mainstream video streaming platforms like YouTube
Can it recognize multiple languages?
Supports 54 languages, including Chinese (China), Chinese (Taiwan), Japanese, Korean, English, Arabic, Hindi, and more.
How to use
- 01
Install the OCR Editor extension in the Chrome browser
- 02
Open an image, PDF, or Word file containing text
- 03
Click the extension icon to start OCR recognition
- 04
Copy the recognized text for editing or saving
Official website & sources
Updated on 2026-10-30
