Which languages are supported?

English, Indonesian, Arabic, and Chinese (Simplified). You can combine multiple languages for mixed documents.

How accurate is the OCR?

Accuracy depends on scan quality. A sharp 300 DPI scan typically achieves 95%+ word accuracy.

Can the result be edited in Microsoft Word?

Yes. The OCR output is exported as a real .docx file editable in Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or LibreOffice.

Do I need an internet connection?

Only when loading the OCR library the first time. Text recognition itself runs on your device.

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OCR (Scanned PDF → Word)

Read text from scanned PDFs using on-device OCR.

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OCR Scanned PDFs to Word — 100% on Your Device

Turn scanned PDFs, document photos, or old books into editable Word (.docx) files. Supports English, Indonesian, Arabic, and Chinese. No upload — the entire OCR process runs in your browser using Tesseract.js.

4 languages: English, Indonesian, Arabic, Chinese (combinable)
Direct Word .docx output — ready to edit
Supports multi-page scans
Full privacy: documents are never sent to a server

How it works

1
Upload the scanned PDF
Pick a PDF containing image/scanned pages. 200–300 DPI is recommended for best accuracy.
2
Pick the document language
Choose a single language or a combination (e.g. eng+ind for bilingual documents).
3
Download the .docx
The system recognises text page by page and assembles it into an editable Word document.

Use cases

Office archive digitisation

Turn contracts, letters, and old documents into searchable digital files.

Students & researchers

Copy paragraphs from scanned books/journals into editable, citable notes.

Translators & editors

Extract text from image-based PDFs to speed up translation and editing workflows.