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How to convert an image to text in Word

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): Drop the image above, choose the language and press Extract text; then copy the result and paste it into Word or Google Docs, where you can edit it normally. Only the text comes across: columns, tables, fonts and pictures are not kept, so you may need to fix line breaks and layout afterwards.

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You can also paste a screenshot (Ctrl+V).

The first time, the reader downloads about 7 MB; after that it is cached.

Step by step

  1. Drop the image into the box above and choose the language.
  2. Press Extract text and check the result.
  3. Copy it and paste into Word (Ctrl+V); use Paste as text to avoid odd formatting.

At a glance

ContentKept in Word?Tip
Paragraph textYesFix line breaks if needed
Tables and columnsNo, only textRebuild the table in Word
Images and fontsNoInsert them separately

Related questions

Can I get a .docx file directly?

No, you get plain text or a .txt file; paste it into Word and save as .docx.

Why are lines broken in the middle of sentences?

OCR follows the lines of the image. Join them in Word with Find and Replace or by hand.

Is my image uploaded?

No, the OCR runs in your browser.

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Updated November 14, 2026.