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...The library can take image files (such as PNG or JPEG) and recognize the text they contain, and it can also extract text from PDF files that either already contain text or are image-based scans, using modern web standards and WebAssembly under the hood. In addition to simple text extraction, Scribe.js supports writing or injecting a high-quality invisible text layer back into PDFs, effectively making them searchable and improving usability for indexing or accessibility. It is written in modern ECMAScript Modules (ESM), so it can be imported in both browser and Node.js environments without a build step, though browser usage requires same-origin hosting of the files.

Ocrad.js is a JavaScript port of the GNU Ocrad optical character recognition engine compiled with Emscripten. It brings text recognition directly into web applications without requiring a remote OCR service. Local processing can reduce network latency and support offline-capable applications. Possible uses include extracting text from images, browser-based note tools, image indexing, and experimental handwriting input. The repository includes the compiled library, source material, examples, a browser demo, and worker support. ...

Optical Character Recognition in JS for Browser is based on ocrad.js. OCR for Browser is a free extension and You can use this application to extract text from any image you supply. Just upload your image files. OCR for Browser takes either a JPG, GIF, TIFF, BMP, PNG. ========= Get OCR for Android (Beta release) - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ulm.ocr ========= Add-on for Opera: http://bit.ly/1F0E0wP ========= Release 1.0.1 For safety reasons, I disabled...

WebDjVuTextEd allows to edit the text layer of OCR'ed DjVu documents in a web browser. You can modify the structure (paragraphs, lines, words...) create, delete, edit text nodes, modify their container box by mouse, and run a spellchecker. The program does not directly read the DjVu files, it requires exported XML text data and images. When using without a webserver, you can open and save local files, but cannot take advantages of auto-save and spell checking.