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Img2Txt

A tool for turning image content into text and visual descriptions

EDITOR NOTE · Editorial advice, based on public sources

Img2Txt is a lightweight browser OCR/translation tool with clear public details on formats, 100+ languages, free quotas, privacy, and passes. It suits quick extraction, but should not be treated as error-free financial transcription.

Checked: 2026-10-12 · Official site material

Best for

Text extraction, translation, descriptions, and accessibility drafts from screenshots, scans, receipts, whiteboards, and multilingual images.

Not for

Layout-perfect OCR, audit-grade amounts, batch APIs, or sensitive documents that cannot be processed in the cloud.

Key capabilities

OCR and image translation

The site supports JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP, and PDF up to 10MB, with 100+ languages; users can extract text and translate images.[1][3]

Captions, alt text, and adjacent tools

The pricing page also lists image captioning, image-to-prompt, alt text, and image-to-Excel. This review limits firm claims to OCR, translation, and captioning shown in the public pages.[2][1]

Browser-based and no install

The FAQ says no installation and an initial no-signup trial. Clear, tightly cropped, front-facing inputs help; tables, handwriting, and multi-column layouts still require review.[2]

Pricing and free allowance

Free
USD 0; 1/day anonymous, 3/day signed in
OCR, image translation, and 100+ languages; quota resets daily.[1]
Pro Monthly / Annual
USD 4.90/month; USD 39.90/year, page says 32% below the USD 58.80 monthly annual total
Unlimited OCR and translation, 100+ languages, email support; auto-renewing and cancellable.[1]
One-time passes
USD 1.99/2 days, USD 3.90/7 days, USD 20/90 days (page-marked discounts)
Unlimited OCR/translation with no auto-renewal; suited to short projects.[1]

Limitations to watch

10MB and layout limits

Each JPEG/PNG/WebP/BMP/PDF is limited to 10MB; dense tables, decorative fonts, handwriting, and multi-column order are error-prone.[1][2]

Privacy is a site claim

The site says images are auto-deleted after 30 days and not used for training; Terms say uploads authorize sending them to AI services. Assess cloud processing before sensitive receipts or IDs.[2][3]

Results need review

Do not paste amounts, dates, names, or table order directly into accounting or contracts; keep the source image and review record.[2]

Editorial workflow: how to try it

1

Receipt amount check

Upload a clear receipt with tax, date, invoice number, and decimals; compare each OCR field to the image and record missing digits, commas, and decimal errors.

2

Table-order check

Upload a three-column multi-row table and check row/column order, merged-cell loss, and mixed Chinese-English reading order.

3

Translation and privacy check

Run OCR and translation on a mixed Chinese-English screenshot, delete the result, and read current privacy/terms before uploading project material.

When is it worth paying?

Use Free for occasional extraction, a pass for a short burst, and annual Pro only for sustained weekly OCR. For invoices, run amount and table checks instead of relying on the AI label.

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Sources

  1. [1]Img2Txt Pricing2026-10-12
  2. [2]Image to Text and Captioning2026-10-12
  3. [3]Img2Txt Terms of Service2026-10-12
Research note: Pricing, FAQ, and Terms were readable, so public product evidence is sufficient; no independent accuracy benchmark was run.

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