Convert an Image to Text (Hindi)
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The short answer
Add a photo of printed Hindi, in Devanagari, and the reader is set to Hindi. It suits notices, textbooks and forms. Matras and half letters are small, so use a sharp, large photo, and always read the result once, because a few marks may be missed.
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How to: Convert an Image to Text (Hindi)
- 1Take a flat, sharp photo of the Hindi text, in daylight if you can.
- 2Check that the language says Hindi, or choose English and Hindi if both appear.
- 3Press Read the text and wait for the language data to load the first time.
- 4Compare the text with the photo and fix any matras, then copy it.
At a glance
- Language
- Hindi (Devanagari script)
- Mixed pages
- Choose English and Hindi for forms with both
- Your photo
- Is read on your device and never uploaded
Frequently asked questions
Why are the matras wrong in some words?
Small marks above and below Hindi letters are easy to lose in a blurry or small photo. A bigger, sharper picture of one section at a time gives better text.
My page has Hindi and English together. What should I pick?
Pick English and Hindi. The reader then looks for both scripts instead of treating English words as noise.