3 Ways To Copy Text From Images #shorts #ytshorts

Introduction

In our digital age, there are times when you come across text embedded in images or on websites that don’t provide a straightforward way to copy that text. Fortunately, there are several effective methods to extract text from such sources. Below, we’ll explore three practical methods you can use to copy text from images and websites.

Method 1: Using Google Lens

The first method involves the Google Lens app. If you haven't installed it yet, you can easily download it from your app store. Once you have installed Google Lens, you can use it to scan the image containing the text you wish to copy. After scanning the image, Google Lens will give you the option to easily select and copy the text for your use.

Method 2: Taking a Screenshot

If the text is not part of an image but rather on a website, you can still utilize Google Lens. Simply take a screenshot of the webpage containing the text you want to copy. Then, open that screenshot in Google Lens, which will analyze the image and allow you to copy the text from it.

Method 3: Universal Copy App

For a more versatile option, consider installing the Universal Copy app. This application enables you to copy text from virtually anywhere—whether it's within another app, an image, or a website. Universal Copy simplifies the process of text extraction, making it a valuable tool for those who frequently need to gather text from various sources.

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Keywords

• Google Lens
• extract text
• screenshots
• Universal Copy
• text copying methods
• digital tools

FAQ

Q1: What is Google Lens?
A1: Google Lens is an image recognition app that allows users to take pictures of text and extract it for copying.

Q2: How do I take a screenshot?
A2: To take a screenshot, you generally press a combination of buttons on your device (like Power + Volume Down or Home + Power) depending on your device model.

Q3: What is Universal Copy?
A3: Universal Copy is an app designed to allow users to copy text from anywhere on their device, including images, apps, and websites.

Q4: Can I use these methods on any device?
A4: While the described methods work on most smartphones, availability may vary by device. Always check the app store for your specific platform.

Q5: Are these apps free to use?
A5: Both Google Lens and Universal Copy are free to download and use, although some additional features might be available through in-app purchases.