Developer: Lap Trinh Van
App Category: Lifestyle
Price: Free
BarDoc Scanner is your all-in-one solution for effortlessly extracting text from images, scanning barcodes, and enhancing your reading experience. With powerful text recognition capabilities, barcode scanning functionality, and a range of reading customization options, BarDoc Scanner empowers you to conveniently access and interact with textual content in various formats.
Key Features:
Text Extraction:
- Seamlessly extract text from images captured by your device's camera or imported from your photo library.
- Utilize advanced optical character recognition (OCR) technology to accurately recognize text from documents, receipts, labels, and more.
- Copy extracted text for easy sharing or use the built-in sharing feature to send it via messages, email, or other apps.
- Convert extracted text into PDF documents for convenient archiving and sharing.
Text-to-Speech (TTS):
- Enhance accessibility with built-in text-to-speech functionality, allowing you to listen to extracted text in natural-sounding voices.
- Enjoy hands-free reading while multitasking or on the go, with adjustable playback speed for personalized listening experiences.
Reading Customization:
- Tailor your reading experience to suit your preferences by adjusting text color, font size, and spacing.
Barcode Scanner:
- Effortlessly scan barcodes using your device's camera to reveal hidden textual information.
- Copy decoded text for quick reference or share it with others via messages, email, or social media platforms.
BarDoc Scanner combines convenience, functionality, and versatility to provide you with a comprehensive solution for text extraction, barcode scanning, and immersive reading experiences. Whether you're digitizing documents, accessing information from barcodes, or customizing your reading environment, BarDoc Scanner is your go-to tool for efficient and enjoyable content interaction.
Download BarDoc Scanner now and unlock a world of possibilities for text and barcode exploration!
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