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How can I extract text from images? - Ask Ubuntu 52 How can I extract text from images? I am not talking about scanned files, but garden variety images, such as when you take a high-def picture of a blackboard at class, and it is nicely handwritten; or when you photograph a page from a recipe book and want the recipe in text format Any free and open software for that?
software recommendation - Extract text from image - Ask Ubuntu With "image containing text" I mean, that I have a PNG JPG BMP file as a source and that I want to extract the pixelized text within it and have an ASCII UTF-8 text as result and output
Extract embed file from cropped image using steghide I have been experimenting with steghide for embedding text into jpg images I can embed text and then extract it using steghide just fine I have tried extracting the embedded information after sl
pdf - Extract text from a scanned document - Ask Ubuntu 10 Is there any way to select the text from a scanned document? (output is a jpg) What kind of tools does Ubuntu offer to do such a task? Is there any libraries I can use instead of pre-build software binaries to do the same thing? I tried converting it to a pdf using Imagemagick and then trying to select the text, which obviously didn't worked
Libreoffice: extract image from object - Ask Ubuntu I have been given a docx file from which I am trying to extract images with Libreoffice With actual quot;Image quot; elements in the file it is easy (right-click- gt;Save) But there are also quot;
How can I convert images of pdf files to text? - Ask Ubuntu First install poppler-utils which contains Pdfimages Pdfimages is a tool command line, which allows to extract all images from a PDF file and save them as JPEG files Open a terminal, by pressing Ctrl + Alt + T Install the software: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install poppler-utils The syntax of this tool is: pdfimages -j file pdf output_directory Where file pdf is the file you want to