The SimpleOCR is an optical character reader SDK tool for custom application developers to avoid retyping any document. It can make work faster by connecting with a scanner. For instance you are having a document that contains lots of sign, symbols and complex figures which are difficult to retype. In such cases, you need the SimpleOCR to quickly make digital copy of it after scanning.
The SimpleOCR can easily bring any multicolumn based, nonstandardized font used content with image inside to a digital edition. The SimpleOCR have taken inspiration from some other reputed services in documentation and document management like the IRIS, Nuance, ABBYY and ScanStore to deliver the best results in optical character reading.
Another powerful use of SimpleOCR is in creating digital archives and converting foreign language documents. It is quick and accurate in recognizing characters, reconstructing page layouts and generating diverse file formats. It makes batch processing quick and allow password encryption.
| Version | Change log |
| SimpleOCR 3.1.0 Feb 9, 2017 | Charactell Softwriting handprint recognition demo is included with the SimpleOCR Freeware. Machine print recognition is 100% free and has no limitations. |
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