About The Multi-page Text Export (TXT/DOCX)

Multi-page Text Export runs OCR across multiple images and PDFs, then combines the extracted text into one TXT or DOCX export. It is useful when several scanned pages need to become one editable text package.

OCR processing runs locally in your browser after the required resources load. Output quality depends on source clarity, page layout, and language settings.

How to Export Text from Multiple Pages Online

1. Choose one or more image or PDF files.
2. Select TXT or DOCX as the export format.
3. Open more options for OCR language, PDF page range, or PDF render scale.
4. Run OCR export, then download and review the combined text file.

Choosing Options Correctly

Export format:
Use TXT for plain text and simple downstream processing. Use DOCX when you want a Word-friendly document with page/file grouping.

PDF page range and scale:
Use ranges like 1-3,5 to limit large PDFs. Higher render scale can improve OCR but takes longer.

Common Use Cases

• Extracting text from a batch of scanned documents or photos.
• Combining multiple PDF pages into one editable TXT or DOCX file.
• Digitizing printed notes, receipts, forms, or archives into text.

Quick FAQ

Will my original files be changed?
No. The exported TXT or DOCX is generated separately.

Are files uploaded?
No. The text extraction and export flow is designed to run locally in the browser.

What should I do if the output is not accurate?
Improve the source images or scans, crop noise, straighten pages, and review the text before using it.

When should I choose DOCX instead of TXT?
Choose DOCX when you want a document file for editing; choose TXT when you only need plain text.