Common questions about Recognition Extraction usually focus on feature differences, supported formats, and what you can do with the results; this section includes 3 frequent questions and 4 glossary terms.
FAQ
What is the difference between Recognition Extraction and text extraction?
- Recognition Extraction is mainly used for recognizing text in images and screenshots.
- Text extraction is mainly used for text handling in PDF document scenarios.
- If your content comes from an image or a screenshot, Recognition Extraction is usually the more suitable option.
Which image formats are supported?
- Common supported formats include PNG, JPG, and BMP.
- If the app can import the image successfully, you can continue with recognition.
- If the image is too blurry, use a clearer original file and try again.
Can I copy the recognized text?
- Yes. Select the recognized text in the results pane.
- Copy it and paste it into your target document or another app.
- After pasting, review the layout, punctuation, and individual characters as needed.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| OCR | Optical Character Recognition, a technology that converts text in images, screenshots, or scanned content into usable text. |
| Results pane | The area that displays recognized text after processing, so you can review and copy it. |
| Extract Text from Image | A method that imports a local image file and runs text recognition on it. |
| Extract Text from Screenshot | A method that captures a screen area first and then recognizes the text in that selection. |