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How to batch OCR in Linux with DocHub

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Follow the steps to batch OCR in Linux using DocHub

Open the DocHub website and log in to your account.
Once logged in, locate the option to upload your documents. Select multiple files that you want to process for OCR.
After uploading, navigate to the OCR feature within the editor to initiate the batch processing. This will allow the platform to recognize text from your selected documents.
Review the recognized text for accuracy and make any necessary edits to ensure the content is correct.
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How to extract text from an image in Linux?

How to Use TextSnatcher Take Screenshot: It lets you capture a screenshot of the screen with the text that you want to extract. Choose File: It allows you to select a file on your computer and extract text from it. Get from Clipboard: It gives you the ability to copy an image to your clipboard and extract its text.

How to use Tesseract in command line?

Basic Tesseract Usage tesseract inputfile.tiff output. tesseract inputfile.tiff outputfile pdf. for file in *.jpg; do tesseract $file ${file/.jpg/}; done.

How to use Tesseract OCR?

Welcome Download and Tesseract OCR and a package of other useful tools. Convert images from PDFs, JPGs, PNGs, into TIFFs. Improve image quality which in turn improves the quality of Tesseracts output. Easily use Tesseract. Make a whitelist (list of characters permitted) Batch convert (convert many files at once)

How to use Tesseract in Linux?

RHEL/CentOS/Scientific Linux, Fedora, openSUSE packages Download AppImage from releases page. Open your terminal application, if not already open. Browse to the location of the AppImage. Make the AppImage executable: $ chmod a+x tesseract*.AppImage. Run it: ./tesseract*.AppImage -l eng page.tif page.txt.

How to download gimagereader?

Installation Source: Download from the releases page. Windows: Download from the releases page. Fedora: Available from the official repositories. Debian: Available from the official repositories. Ubuntu: Available from ppa:sandromani/gimagereader. OpenSUSE: Available from OpenSUSE Build Service.

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