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An Android optical character recognition app based on Tesseract, AndroidOCR brings text recognition to a mobile device.
About AndroidOCR
AndroidOCR is an open-source Android optical character recognition (OCR) application built on the Tesseract 5 OCR engine. It lets users extract text from images directly on their mobile device, with no requirement for cloud processing. The app supports recognition of over 120 languages, including the ability to process multiple languages within a single image, and can also identify math equations from visual content.
It includes practical tools like image cropping to select specific areas for recognition, one-tap copying of extracted text to the clipboard, and the ability to share images directly from the device gallery to the app for quick processing. All recognition work is completed offline on the user’s device to protect privacy. It is suited for Android users who need to digitize text from documents, signs, or other visual sources, particularly those who work with multilingual content or prioritize data privacy.
Key features
- Offline on-device text recognition for privacy
- Supports 120+ languages, including multilingual processing
- Recognizes math equations from images
- Precise image cropping for targeted extraction
- One-tap copy of recognized text to clipboard
- Share images directly from gallery to the app
Best for: Android users seeking private, offline text extraction from images in multiple languages.
Good for
- Fully offline processing protects user privacy
- Supports over 120 languages for diverse use cases
- Open-source with Apache 2.0 license for transparency
AndroidOCR at a glance
- Category
- Mobile Apps › Android Apps
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Android
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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AndroidOCR FAQ
Is AndroidOCR free to use?
Yes, AndroidOCR is open-source and available at no cost to users.
Does AndroidOCR require an internet connection?
No, all text recognition is processed entirely on the device offline.
How many languages does AndroidOCR support?
It can recognize text in over 120 languages, including multiple languages in a single image.
What OCR engine powers AndroidOCR?
It uses Tesseract 5 via the Tesseract4Android library for text recognition.
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