Image OCR to Markdown

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So much useful text lives inside images: screenshots of error messages, photos of whiteboards, scanned receipts, diagrams, and slides exported as pictures. Until it’s OCR’d, that text can’t be searched, edited, copied, or read by an AI.

Any-to-Markdown runs your images through a modern, layout-aware OCR pipeline. It detects where text is, reads it, understands the structure — headings, lists, tables — and returns clean Markdown. Handwriting is supported too, though neat print gives the best accuracy.

How to convert Image OCR to Markdown

1. 1

   Upload an image

   Add a JPG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF, or a scanned page. Higher resolution gives better results.

2. 2

   OCR reads the text

   The pipeline detects text regions and recognizes the characters, even in varied fonts and layouts.

3. 3

   Structure is preserved

   Recognized text is grouped by layout block so headings, lists, and tables come out structured.

4. 4

   Get editable text

   Copy clean Markdown text that’s searchable and ready to use anywhere.

Common use cases

• Extract text from screenshots of code, errors, or settings

• Digitize photos of whiteboards, signs, and receipts

• Convert scanned pages into editable documents

• Capture the text inside diagrams and charts

Key Features

Sample Output

![Whiteboard sketch](whiteboard.jpg)

> Alt text: whiteboard diagram showing API request flow.

### Recognised Text

- Client signs request with HMAC token.
- Queue service fans out to processing workers.
- Response cached for 5 minutes.

Frequently Asked Questions