You may not know it but Google along with Google Docs offers free OCR for the Greek language as well.
Instead of her online free OCR solution that we presented to you here, are also the online ones services of Google.
If you're away from your computer and your files, try Google Drive's OCR capabilities. Connect with him account to Google so you can access Google Drive and work seamlessly with Google Docs' built-in OCR program that can recognize text from JPEG, PNG, GIF, and PDF files. But all files must be 2MB or less and text must be 10 pixels or larger.
Google Drive can also automatically detect the language in scanned files, although the accuracy of non-Latin characters may not be high enough. Let's see the process:
Step 1: Sign in to your Google Drive account.
Step 2: Make it click in New > Upload Files. Alternatively, you can also click My Drive > Upload files.
Step 3: Browse the files on your computer, highlight the file (s) you want to convert from PDF or image to text, and click the Open button to upload the file.
Step 4: The document is now in your Google Drive. Right-click the document and click Open with> Google Docs.
Google will automatically convert your PDF file or image to OCR text and open it in a new Google Document.
The text is editable and you can correct the parts where the OCR failed to read them correctly.
Step 5: You can download the refined document in multiple formats supported by Google Drive. Select from the File menu> Download as.
So simple!!
It just doesn't work. It does not select the phone at least by right-clicking on documents.
It works great, you just don't know how to use it. And it's incredible with Greek, ages ahead of other finereader-type solutions. Well, I won't even talk about ocr in Microsoft products. Rubbish like most Microsoft products.