जापानी पाठ निकालने वाला
छवियों से जापानी पाठ (कान्जी, हिरागाना, काताकाना) निकालें। नि:शुल्क।
What Is This Tool?
Japanese text mixes three different scripts in the same sentence — Kanji, Hiragana, and Katakana — and can run vertically as well as horizontally, unlike any single-script Latin OCR problem.
How It Works
Recognizes all three Japanese scripts together within the same line of text, and handles both horizontal and traditional vertical layouts.
Key Capabilities
Mixed-script recognition
Reads Kanji, Hiragana, and Katakana together within the same line, as they naturally appear in real Japanese text.
Handles both text orientations
Recognizes standard horizontal text as well as traditional vertical (tategaki) layouts common in print.
Distinguishes similar characters
Katakana and Hiragana share visual similarities the model is trained to tell apart.
How to Use
Upload the Japanese document or image
Horizontal or vertical text layouts both work.
Mixed scripts are recognized together
Kanji, Hiragana, and Katakana are read as they appear.
Copy or export the text
Get the result as plain text.
Common Use Cases
- Extracting text from a Japanese menu or packageRead text from photographed restaurant menus or product packaging.
- Digitizing a Japanese business documentConvert a scanned Japanese document into editable text.
Privacy & Security
Text and images are processed for extraction only and aren't retained.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can it recognize Kanji, Hiragana, and Katakana?
Yes. The OCR engine recognizes all three Japanese writing systems simultaneously: Kanji (Chinese-derived characters), Hiragana (cursive syllabary), and Katakana (angular syllabary). Mixed-script Japanese text common in everyday documents is handled seamlessly.
Who uses this tool professionally?
Manga translators extract Japanese text from scanned comic panels for translation. Japanese language students digitize study materials from textbook photographs. International businesses extract text from Japanese product documentation and packaging for translation.
Does it handle vertical Japanese text?
The OCR engine extracts text from documents with vertical Japanese writing (tategaki), which is common in traditional publishing, manga, and literary texts. For best results with vertical text, ensure the image is oriented correctly before processing.
Is my Japanese document kept private?
Yes. All processing happens locally in your browser. Japanese documents are never uploaded to any server.
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