Local OCR Chrome extension

Search text inside images with Ctrl+F

ImageTextFinder searches ordinary webpage text and locally recognized text inside images in one finder, then helps you review each location, select recognized words, or copy the OCR result.

ImageTextFinder searching page text and text inside an image together

One search flow for page text and image text

Stay on the webpage you are viewing. Search, inspect the original location, and copy recognized text without uploading the image to a separate OCR website.

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Combined Ctrl+F search

On approved regular webpages, use one query for visible HTML text and completed image OCR results.

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In-image highlighting

Move to an image result and review the matching area when recognition coordinates and confidence are safe.

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Select and copy text

Select recognized words with reliable coordinates, or copy the complete OCR text from an image.

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Progressive local OCR

Use HTML and completed image matches immediately while remaining images continue processing in your browser.

ImageTextFinder guides

Follow focused instructions for setup, image-text search and copying, plus local OCR permissions and data handling.

Processed in your browser

Your images are not sent to an external OCR server

Search terms and copied text are neither persisted nor transmitted. Image pixels are transient, while structured OCR results may use a bounded local cache.

No external OCR No ads or analytics Clear local data
106 printed-language models Choose from 11 packaged recognition groups. English and Korean are enabled by default. Recognition is not translation.
Chrome Find remains available Without site access—or on an unsupported page—the extension preserves Chrome’s normal Ctrl+F behavior.
Clear support boundaries Chrome pages, PDF Viewer, Canvas, video, DRM content, and inaccessible frames are unsupported or not guaranteed.