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Free OCR tool that extracts text from screenshots, scans, and PDFs and lets you clean it up before exporting.
Deep OCR extracts text from images, screenshots, scanned pages, and PDFs, showing the result next to the original file so users can check it against the source. It includes tools for cleaning up common formatting problems before exporting the result as plain text or Markdown, and a batch mode aimed at processing large sets of documents like invoices or academic archives at once. A dedicated Japanese OCR mode is built on the DeepSeek OCR vision-language model. It targets researchers, students, analysts, and knowledge workers who need to turn visual documents into text they can search, copy, or feed into other tools.
No pricing page or paid tier was found; the tool is presented as free to use across the homepage and its OCR sub-tools.
Use tool ↗Deep OCR is a straightforward, no-cost way to pull text out of images and scans, with a batch mode for bulk document processing that goes beyond a basic single-image OCR tool. The tradeoff for being free is a total lack of transparency about who operates it, which matters if feeding it sensitive documents.
Watch out: The site does not name an operating company or explain how uploaded documents are stored or used, which is worth checking before uploading anything confidential.
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