Tesseract.js

Try it in 3 steps

1. 1

   Install Tesseract.js

   Add the official package to a browser or Node.js JavaScript project. Tesseract.js v7 requires Node.js 16 or newer on Node.js.

   npm install tesseract.jsCopy
2. 2

   Create an English OCR worker

   After importing createWorker from tesseract.js, create one worker. Replace the language code when another supported language is required.

   const worker = await createWorker('eng');Copy
3. 3

   Recognize the image and terminate the worker

   Inspect the extracted text. Reuse a worker for multiple images and terminate it once at the end.

   const { data: { text } } = await worker.recognize(image); await worker.terminate();Copy

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