Image to Word
OCR common image formats into an editable Word (.docx) file in your browser. Accepts JPG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, and TIFF — private Tesseract.js recognition.
Drop a file here
JPG · PNG · WEBP · BMP · TIFF → editable DOCX via browser OCR
How to use this tool
Choose an image
Drop a photo, screenshot, or scan.
OCR to Word
Recognition runs locally, then a DOCX download starts.
Edit in Word
Open the file and adjust formatting as needed.
Image format → document format
Image to Word sits between generic OCR and Office converters: you start with a photo or scan and leave with a DOCX you can edit in Word, Google Docs, or LibreOffice.
What the DOCX contains
Recognized text is written as plain paragraphs. This is not a pixel-perfect layout replica — review spacing and headings after download.
Related converters
Prefer a JPG-only URL? Use JPG to Word. Need plain text only? Start with Image to Text. For scanned PDFs, use OCR PDF to Word.
Frequently Asked Questions
More on quality loss: conversion quality guides · compression guides
Which image types are accepted?
JPG/JPEG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, and TIFF (HEIC when your browser can decode it).
Is layout preserved?
Text is extracted and placed into a simple Word document. Complex multi-column layouts may need cleanup.
Does compressing or converting images reduce quality?
Lossy compression can. Use higher quality settings when fidelity matters, and keep an original master. Lossless workflows preserve pixels.
Can you recover quality after compressing?
Not from the compressed file alone. Keep the original upload/export and recompress from that master if you need a better result.
What is generational loss?
Quality damage from repeatedly re-encoding lossy images. Avoid save→compress→save loops; work from a master.
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