Image to Word (OCR) – Free Online Tool

How Image to Word (OCR) works

Upload one image (JPG, PNG, or WebP, max 5MB) and click Convert to Word. We run OCR and build a DOCX with the extracted text. Your image is not stored and is deleted after you download. The output is text only—paragraphs separated by blank lines; images, tables, and complex layout are not preserved. Ideal for digitizing printed text, screenshots, or scanned pages into an editable Word document.

When should you use Image to Word (OCR)?

When you need to edit text from a photo or scan in Word
When digitizing printed documents or screenshots
When you want to reuse content from images without retyping
For receipts, forms, or notes captured as images
When you need a simple editable document from an image

Supported formats

Input formats: JPG, PNG, WebP. Single file, max 5MB per image.
Output formats: DOCX (Microsoft Word). Text only; no layout or images.

Common problems & fixes

Conversion fails or text is wrong: Use a clear, high-contrast image under 5MB. Proofread the Word file; OCR can introduce errors.
Layout or images missing: Output is text only. For layout preservation, consider PDF to Word if you have a digital PDF.
Usage limit reached: Sign in for a higher daily limit. Limits reset at midnight.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this preserve layout or images?

No. The output is text only. Paragraphs are separated by blank lines. Images, tables, and complex layout are not preserved.

Is OCR accurate?

Accuracy depends on image quality and font clarity. Clear, high-contrast text works best. Proofread the Word file before use.

Which image formats are supported?

JPG, PNG, and WebP. Maximum file size is 5MB per image.

What are the free usage limits?

Guests have a limited number of conversions per day. Sign in for a higher daily limit. Limits reset at midnight.

Is my file stored?

No. Files are deleted automatically after processing.

Image to Word Converter (OCR)

How it works