Your files never leave your device. All processing happens in your browser.
Open the Img Stop Image to Word Converter and add one or more photos or scans of text. Choose the text language (for example English, Urdu or Arabic), keep “Enhance image” on and click Read text. Check and correct the text in the boxes, choose one page per image or continuous text, then click Download Word (.docx).
About the Image to Word Converter (OCR)
The Img Stop Image to Word Converter reads the text in photos, screenshots and scanned pages with OCR and puts it into an editable Word document. Add several pages at once and they become one DOCX – each image on its own page or as one continuous text – with paragraphs and line breaks kept as in the original.
Right-to-left languages such as Urdu, Arabic and Persian are written as proper right-to-left paragraphs with a suitable font (Jameel Noori Nastaleeq for Urdu when installed). You can put the original image above its text, edit everything before downloading, or save a plain .txt file instead. The OCR engine runs in your browser, so documents stay on your device.
Key features
- 19 languagesEnglish, Urdu, Arabic, Persian, Hindi, Bengali, Punjabi, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and European languages.
- Right-to-left supportUrdu, Arabic and Persian paragraphs are set right to left with a matching font.
- Many images, one DOCXA new page per image or one continuous document.
- Image enhancementShadows removed, contrast boosted and small text enlarged before reading.
- Edit before downloadCorrect the recognised text in the browser first.
- DOCX or TXTOptionally include the original image above its text.
How to use the Image to Word Converter (OCR)
- Add images Drop photos, scans or screenshots of text – or paste one with Ctrl+V.
- Choose the language Pick the language of the text and the line-break and page options.
- Read the text Click Read text. The OCR engine downloads once and runs on your device.
- Check and download Edit the text if needed and download the Word document or a .txt file.
Image to Word Converter (OCR) at a glance
| Price | Free |
|---|---|
| Engine | Tesseract OCR, running in your browser |
| Languages | 19, including Urdu, Arabic, Persian, Hindi |
| Output | Word (.docx) or plain text (.txt) |
| Opens in | Microsoft Word, Google Docs, LibreOffice, WPS |
| Processing | On your device – images are not uploaded |
When to use it
- Turn a photographed letter, notice or form into a Word file you can edit.
- Type up Urdu or Arabic book pages, articles and poetry without retyping.
- Convert scanned assignments, notes or handouts into a document.
- Make printed contracts or reports searchable and editable.
- Collect text from several screenshots into one document.
Tips for the best result
- Photograph pages flat, in good light and filling the frame – OCR accuracy depends most on image quality.
- Choose the exact language; “English + Urdu” helps with mixed pages.
- Use “Join into paragraphs” for flowing text such as articles; keep line breaks for poems, lists and addresses.
- Decorative Nastaliq calligraphy and handwriting are harder to read than printed text – check the result carefully.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert an image to a Word document?
Add the image to the Img Stop Image to Word Converter, select the language of the text and click Read text. When the text appears, correct anything that needs it and click Download Word (.docx).
Can I convert Urdu text from an image to Word?
Yes. Choose Urdu as the language. The text is written into the Word file as right-to-left paragraphs in Jameel Noori Nastaleeq (or another Urdu font if that one is not installed). Printed Urdu in clear fonts gives the best results.
Can I put several images into one Word file?
Yes. Add all the images, put them in order and click Read text. Choose “New page per image” to keep each page separate, or “One continuous text” to join them.
Will the formatting be the same as in the image?
The text, paragraphs and line breaks are kept, but fonts, columns, tables and colours are not recreated. You can include the original image above its text for reference.
How accurate is the OCR?
Clear printed text in a sharp photo is usually read very well. Blurry photos, unusual fonts, calligraphy and handwriting give more mistakes, which is why you can edit the text before downloading.
Are my images uploaded?
No. The OCR engine and language data download once and then run in your browser, so your images stay on your device.
Learn more
- Image segmentation – how AI separates objects in a photo
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