One of the most significant features of V3.1 Firmware is that NeoReader supports free Optical Character Recognition (OCR). This means BOOX users can use OCR to convert handwriting on the images to text. Moreover, the Text-to-Speech (TTS) makes OCR even more helpful.
Table of Content· How to Use OCR in NeoReader
· How Does OCR Benefit to Work and Study?
· How Many Times Can I Use OCR for Free?
How to Use OCR in NeoReader
- Open a book in the NeoReader.
- Tap the center of the screen of the three-line button on the floating toolbar to call out the top menu.
- Tap the OCR button to recognize texts in the image.
You can configure the settings to adapt the recognition to your file layout.
- Tap “OK” and there you go.
How Does OCR Benefit to Work and Study?
OCR is beneficial when your work/study content contains a lot of images with texts and handwriting. OCR can recognize and convert them into texts so you can copy and recognize them.
Moreover, BOOX supports Text-to-Speech (TTS) function for OCR texts. You can tap the TTS button to read out the converted texts. If you have challenges in reading texts in the images, OCT+TTS can be a handy feature.
How Many Times Can I Use OCR for Free?
When you log into your Onyx account on the BOOX device, you can use OCR 10 times a day for free. Without login, you can have 5 times for free.
A small tip: You can log into the account to use OCR 10 times and then log out to use it for extra 5 times. To sum up, OCR on BOOX is available 15 times a day for free.
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