OpenBharatOCR is an open-source Optical Character Recognition (OCR) tool that can be used to extract text from documents and images. It supports various Indian languages.
Here are some ways you can use OpenBharatOCR for documents and blogs:
- Install OpenBharatOCR: You can install OpenBharatOCR on your computer following the instructions on the project's GitHub repository: https://github.com/essentiasoftserv/openbharatocr
- Use a web-based OCR tool: If you don't want to install software, you can use a web-based OCR tool that integrates OpenBharatOCR. Here are a few options:https://www.ilovepdf.com/blog/free-online-ocr-pdf-to-text-tool-make-pdf-searchable
- https://www.newocr.com/
- Use an OCR API: If you're a developer, you can integrate the OpenBharatOCR library into your application using an API.
Once you have access to an OCR tool, you can use it to extract text from documents and blog posts. Here's a general workflow:
- Upload your document or image: Upload the document or image containing the text you want to extract to the OCR tool.
- Select the language: If the OCR tool supports multiple languages, select the language of the text in your document.
- Perform OCR: Start the OCR process. The tool will analyze the image and convert the text into a digital format.
- Copy or export the text: You can then copy the extracted text or export it to a file format like TXT or DOCX.