Photo to text

Small print. More room to read.

Use AI to turn the words in a photo into text you can enlarge, listen to, and keep.

A package label. A menu across the table. A letter with tiny type. Take a clear photo and give those words a reading space of their own.

How to read your first photo
The built-in water sample open in Reading Mode, with appearance and reading options in the toolbar.
The sample is a place to try reading controls before processing your own photo.

A little help, your way.

Start with what is in front of you

Take a photo with the camera, or choose an existing photo or screenshot. Read it extracts the words into Reading Mode.

Choose how to read

Make the text larger, add space between lines, or tap Listen. These choices can help with low vision and small print, or simply make reading more comfortable.

Keep the original close

The source photo stays with the saved reading so you can compare it with the extracted text.

In everyday life

At the shop

Photograph a clear section of a package label. Once it is processed, enlarge the words or hear them aloud while you read the packaging.

A few taps to get started.

  1. Take or choose a clear photo.
  2. Select Read it and tap Read photo.
  3. Read the result, adjust its appearance, or tap Listen.
Follow the guide with screenshots

Good to know

Photo processing needs an internet connection, permission to share the photo with OpenAI, and an active membership. AI can misread text; clear detail and reduced glare help, and you can check the result against your photo.