1853ArchiveOCR

What is 1853ArchiveOCR ?

1853ArchiveOCR is an OCR (Optical Character Recognition) tool designed to extract text from scanned documents and images. It is specifically developed for use with the 1853 Archive Site, making it easier to access and work with historical or archived content.

Features

• Accurate text extraction from scanned documents and images
• User-friendly interface for easy navigation and use
• Support for multiple languages to cater to diverse archival content
• Ability to handle old or blurry text with high accuracy
• Fast processing for quick results
• Web-based accessibility without the need for downloads

How to use 1853ArchiveOCR ?

1. Open the 1853ArchiveOCR tool on your web browser.
2. Upload the scanned document or image you want to process.
3. Select the language of the text in the document (if applicable).
4. Click the "Extract Text" button to start the OCR process.
5. Copy or download the extracted text for further use.

Frequently Asked Questions

What formats does 1853ArchiveOCR support?
1853ArchiveOCR supports JPEG, PNG, BMP, and TIFF formats for image uploads.

Can 1853ArchiveOCR handle old or blurry text?
Yes, 1853ArchiveOCR is designed to handle old or blurry text with high accuracy, making it suitable for historical documents.

Where is the extracted text stored?
The extracted text is not stored on the server. It is available for immediate use and can be copied or downloaded by the user.