OCR Book Scanner

Name: OCR Book Scanner
Rating: 4.7 (7 reviews)
Author: Gigafluent Ltd

Gigafluent Ltd

4.7 ★

7 ratings

Free

★★★★☆

4.4

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Ratings breakdown

5 star

86%

4 star

3 star

14%

2 star

1 star

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Credible reviews

78% trustworthiness score from analyzed reviews

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High user satisfaction

86% of sampled ratings are 5 stars

About OCR Book Scanner

Book Scanner makes scanning printed and handwritten text a breeze. Let ChatGPT with GPT-5.1 proofread scanned text to minimize errors. It supports most Latin and Cyrillic-based languages, Japanese, Chinese, Hindi, and many others.

Scan a page with a single tap. Scan as many pages as you need while ChatGPT fixes scan errors in the background.

Book Scanner does not place annoying ads over your scans to distract you from your work.

Features:

• Extract texts from Camera

• Extract texts from photos

• Recognise handwritten text

• Proofread the extracted text by ChatGPT (GPT-5.1)

• Organise your scans into text files and folders either on the device or in iCloud

• Edit / save / share the scanned text

• iCloud syncing across your devices

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Reviews for OCR Book Scanner

Emotional Roadkill

Incredible little app!

This app is simple to use with a no frills interface and clean menu options. Scanning old, out-of-print books with traditional OCR has always been frustrating, as old fonts, faint type, and tight bindings make it difficult to pull an accurate transcript. But this app uses ChatGPT to proofread and intelligently interpret hard to read characters. After using this app with several books, I’d say it has about a 99% accuracy rate. This app has saved me so much time!

IsGamerSeacherGG

As expected

Although this app is originally intended for book scans, I have found it is very useful for scanning handwritten notes for school, work, etc. Obviously it is not perfect; however, for the most part, it works fine with a little proof reading. Additionally, things to consider when scanning are lighting and handwriting (although from what I have noticed even mediocre handwriting does fine overall). Oh yeah, forgot to add that you’re limited to 3000 words… so yeah…