Read text from multiple images in one batch

• Up to 50 images per batch.
• Up to 25 MB per image.
• Up to 200 MB total per batch.
• Non-image files and files beyond a limit are listed as skipped with a reason.

1. 1

   Provide multiple images

   In Image to Text (OCR), choose, drop, or paste more than one image. The files are supplied by you; batch OCR does not fetch them from websites.

2. 2

   Review skipped files

   Check any skipped reason and reduce file size or split the batch if required.

3. 3

   Watch image statuses

   Images are processed one at a time on the on-device worker. Review done, no text, or error statuses, and expand a row to inspect its text.

4. 4

   Stop if necessary

   Use Stop to end the batch while keeping the images already read. Review those results before restarting with remaining files.

Copy all and TXT download produce one block per image with a filename heading. CSV includes a Source image column so you can trace rows to the input.

CSV alignment works best when images share the same layout. Check combined columns if screenshots have different table structures. A batch download makes one export-gate check, rather than a separate download check for every image.

English-only recognition and on-device processing apply to batch OCR as well as single images.