JPG to Word Converter
Choose a JPG or other picture of English text. The words are read, you can correct them, and then you download a .docx file with the paragraphs kept.
Ta treść jest po angielsku.
Drag a JPG, PNG or WebP picture here or choose one
Rozwiązane przykłady
Paragraphs joined
Text in the box after reading: Dear Sam, Thanks for the note. Best wishes Alex
Paragraph 1: Dear Sam, Thanks for the note. Paragraph 2: Best wishes Alex
The blank line starts a new paragraph, and wrapped lines are joined.
Line breaks kept
Same text with the line break option ticked
Paragraph 1: Dear Sam, / Thanks for the / note. Paragraph 2: Best wishes / Alex
A slash shows where a line break is placed inside the paragraph.
O narzędziu JPG to Word Converter
Turn a photo, scan or screenshot of printed English text into a Word document you can edit. Choose a JPG, PNG or WebP picture and the words are read and shown in a box. Correct anything that looks wrong, then download the result as a .docx file.
Paragraphs are kept. A blank line in the text becomes a new paragraph in Word, and lines that only wrapped at the edge of the picture are joined back together. If each line matters, such as an address or a poem, tick the line break option and the lines stay as they were.
Jak korzystać z narzędzia JPG to Word Converter
- Choose a picture of English text, or drag it into the box.
- Wait while the progress bar shows the text being read.
- Check the words against the picture and fix mistakes in the box.
- Select Download .docx to save the Word file.
Typowe zastosowania
- Turning a photo of a printed page into a document you can edit
- Pulling the words out of a scanned letter or form
- Reusing text from a screenshot in a report
- Making an editable copy of a typed notice or leaflet
Najczęstsze pytania
Does the Word file keep the layout and pictures?
No. The file holds the text and its paragraphs only. Pictures, tables, columns and fonts from the original are not rebuilt.
How accurate is the text?
Clear, straight, well lit printed English is usually read well. Handwriting, decorative fonts and small print are harder, so check the words against the picture.
Which languages can it read?
English only at the moment. Other languages may be read with mistakes or not at all.
Can I use PNG or other pictures?
Yes. JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP and GIF pictures all work, even though the page is named after the most common type.