Did you take a photo of a paper book, magazine, or document using your iPhone and want to be able to copy text from it? Did you ever capture a screenshot of web page, app, ebook and don’t know how to extract text from the screenshot? Scanner Pro is the most popular PDF scanner app
which can scan paper documents into PDF files and turn them into selectable, searchable, editable text. It can also scan those screenshots, photos so you will be able to select and copy the text from them and paste the text to your clipboard or other apps on your iPhone. This however is not a free app. If you don’t want to spend some dollars on it. You can choose free alternatives, such as Adobe Scan or
Google Photos. Today, we will show you how to use Google Photos to scan a screenshot from the Photos app or your photo album on iPhone. Get this free app from App Store onto your iPhone. Launch it on your device. If it is the first time you run it on your iPhone, it will request full access to your photos. Make sure to grant it the permission. Google offer free storage to keep your photos, but you can opt not
to back up them to Google drive. Open the screenshot or photo you like to scan in Google Photos app. The app analyzes the selected picture which you want to extract text and displays the option “Copy text from image” below the image file. You can then select any text you like to extract or simply tap on Select all button and it will select all the text found on the image or screenshot. Google Photos will show you a few options at the bottom of the screen, Copy text, Search, Translate and Copy to computer.  Tap on Copy text, then open any other app where you want to paste the text to, such as Notes, Mail, or else. It is just that easy! Other OCR solutions to extract textExcept Google Photos or Lens, iPhone users can also use Scanner Pro or Adobe Scan for the same purpose. You can follow these steps to convert photos to text using Scanner Pro or this guide to copy text from screenshots or images using Adobe Scan. Bonus tipsGoogle Photos integrated Google Lens feature which can interpret any picture and give information and further options accordingly. For example, it can scan business card, phone numbers, dates, addresses, furniture, clothing, books, movies, music albums, video games, landmarks, notable buildings, barcodes, QR codes, etc. There’s a lot to be excited about with the new iOS 15.4 update, like the ability to use Face ID with a mask on, the biting lip and 122 other new Emojis, and a new camera feature that lets you scan text directly into Notes and Reminders. The new feature is super convenient and easy to use, so prepare to see a change in the classic Notes app apology real soon (it’s about time, TBH). If you’re wondering how to copy text from an image to Notes and Reminders with your iPhone, here’s what you need to know. ICYMI, iOS 15.4 finally launched on March 14. Considering iPhone users have been struggling to use Face ID with a mask on for nearly two years, the launch of iOS 15.4 was definitely a highly anticipated one. After the update was released, however, many users were disappointed to discover the feature is only available for on an iPhone 12 or later. Yes, it’s a bummer (trust me, I’m an iPhone 11 user myself), but there are still some great perks to having iOS 15.4, like being able to scan text directly into your Notes and Reminders apps with Live Text. The update is a huge step up from a previous “Scan Document” feature, which only allowed users to take a picture of a document and store it in Notes. You don’t even have to copy and paste your appointment info anymore — all you need to do is snap and go. Here’s how the new scannable text camera feature works. How To Scan Image Text In iPhone’s Notes AppTo access the new feature, you’ll obviously have to update your phone to iOS 15.4 first. Here’s what you’ll need to do:
After you’ve done that, your phone will do the rest of the work. Once its finished updating, you’re ready to can scan til your heart’s desire. Here’s how it works:
From there, a camera will take the place of your keyboard. Place the item you want to scan in front of the camera. The text will appear then in the Note — it might take a few seconds to correctly read the text, so make sure to double check the accuracy before tapping “Insert” to finalize the scan. The camera will disappear, and you’ll be back to your regular keyboard abilities in no time. How To Scan Image Text In iPhone’s Reminders AppSimilar to Notes, to scan text into a Reminder with your camera, all you have to do is:
Whether you want to update your phone for the Emojis, the mask-friendly Face ID, or the scannable text camera feature, iOS 15.4 has a handful of new features that everyone can enjoy. How To Copy Text From An Image On iPhoneIf you didn’t know, copying text directly from an image is different than scanning text with Live text. Copying text from a photo is no different than copying a text or a website, which means all you have to do is:
Once you’ve done that, the blue highlight tool will select your text, and you can adjust to include more or less text by dragging the end of the tool. Afterwards, tap Copy in the black bar that appears above your text, and you’re good to go. To highlight all the text in the photo, just tap the Live Text icon on the right-hand side of the screen either before you snap the pic or after, then hit copy. Why Can’t I Scan Image Text In iPhone’s Reminders App?Even though Live Text is available for iPhone XS, XR, or later, some iPhone users with compatible devices might only see a camera icon shadow appear in the app. If you noticed your camera icon was unaccessible while testing out the Live Text feature in Reminders, it’s not the end of the world — trust me, it happened to me, too. To get the feature to work, there’s a few things you can try. First, it goes without saying, but double check you’ve definitely updated to iOS 15.4. All good? OK, the next thing you can do is upgrade your Reminders app by tapping the Upgrade button on the Lists screen. Upgrading your app is free, and it gives you access all the latest app features, including Live Text. Don’t see the Upgrade option? Don’t worry, it’s not over yet — you just have to go through a few extra steps. Go to Settings, then select the name at the top that’s connected to your Apple ID, iCloud, Media, and Purchases. Next, select iCloud, and turn on the Reminders toggle to connect the app to your iCloud. After you’ve done that, you’ll be able to upgrade the app and scan text into Reminders in no time. It’s unclear if users can run into the same issue with Notes, but if you do, you’ll probably want to try the same fix before booking an appointment at the Genius Bar. Never miss an appointment or forget the name of a cute coffee shop again with the new Live Text update in iOS 15.4. How do I convert a screenshot to text on iPhone?So, here's what to do:. Open the Camera app.. Get the image you want to capture in the frame.. Tap the Live Text button that appears in the bottom right of the image.. Tap the text in the image and select as you would with any document.. Select Copy from the menu that appears.. How can I extract text from a photo on iPhone?Copy text in a photo or image. Open the Photos app and select a photo, or select an image online.. Touch and hold a word and move the grab points to adjust the selection.. Tap Copy. To select all of the text in the photo, tap Select All.. How do I extract text from a screenshot?How can I extract text from an image for free?. Go to imagetotext.info (Free).. Upload or drag and drop your image.. Click the Submit button.. Copy the text or save the text file on your computer.. How do I select text in a picture iOS 15?To copy text from an existing photo, launch the Photos app and open a photo with text. Press down on any word in the text until it's selected and a menu appears above it. Drag the circular grab points around all the words you wish to capture, then tap Copy to grab the text.
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