Image to Word converter

Sign in with Google and upload the image. The text appears beside it, line by line, in reading order. Check it against the image, then select Download .docx to get a Word document you can edit, or copy the text into a document yourself.

Yes. Reading the text in an image uses no credits, with or without a plan; you only need to sign in with Google. Credits are only for changing the image itself: editing, translating or removing its text.

No. The document holds the text in reading order. Blank lines between blocks become paragraph breaks, and each row of a table, with a tab between its cells, becomes a row of a Word table. Fonts, colors, pictures and page layout are not kept, so style the document in your word processor.

It reads clear handwriting and text in many languages, and keeps the original characters and accents. Messy writing can come back with mistakes, so compare the text with the image before you rely on it. It does not translate; to put the words into another language inside the image, use Translate text.

Any program that opens Word documents, such as Microsoft Word, Pages, Google Docs and LibreOffice. The file holds plain paragraphs and tables, with no macros or embedded pictures.

Upload a PNG, JPG or WebP image up to 14 MiB after signing in with Google. Your images and their text are private to your account. My images keeps each image, so you can open its text again later without reading it a second time.