Product overview

Virtually every business process today is paper-based: contracts, invoices, legal documents, reports, and more. Even basic digitization, such as scanning or photographing these documents into images or PDFs, does not solve the problem. The resulting files still take up a lot of storage space and require manual processing, which is error-prone and slow.

Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology takes you to the next step by automating the extraction of data from printed or written text into a machine-readable form that can be used to process, edit, or search for data.

Aspose.OCR for Python via .NET can help you get the best results with the least cost and effort. With just a few lines of code, you can create full-featured on-premise and web-based applications that convert images to text without having to worry about complicated technical details. We mean it - just take a look.

Why Aspose.OCR?

  • Optical character recognition engine with superior recognition speed and accuracy.
  • Supports more than 130 languages based on Latin, Cyrillic, Chinese and Indic scrips.
  • Detects and recognizes all popular typefaces and font styles.
  • Process rotated, distorted and noisy images with the help of built-in filters for automatic image processing.
  • Supports all image formats you can get from a scanner or camera as well as web links.
  • Batch recognition of all images in a folder or archive.
  • Recognizes the whole image or selected areas only; identifies words, lines or paragraphs.
  • Recognition results are returned in the most popular document and data exchange formats: plain text, HTML, PDF, Word, RTF, ePub, Excel, JSON, XML.
  • Automatically corrects misspelled words in recognition results.
  • Full compatibility with other Aspose products - build solutions of any complexity using familiar concepts with minimal code.

Capabilities

  • Recognition languages
    A full list of languages and characters recognized by Aspose.OCR for Python via .NET.
  • Supported file formats
    File formats for images and recognition results supported by Aspose.OCR for Python via .NET.
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