I2S OCR - Image to Speech
I2S is a state-of-the-art OCR scanner app that practically turn almost any images with human readable characters into text content which is in turn transformed into human voice in your native language & accent.
Features:
- Auto Detect Language & Speaks your Accent:
Once the image data (Book page, magazine, journal, scientific paper, etc.) recognized & transformed into text content, you'll be able to playback that text in your local accent & over 45 languages of your choice!
- Built-in Translation Service
Text output not understood? no problem, use the built-in translation service & get your text translated to over 75 languages of your choice.
- Generate PDF on the fly, Copy to device clipboard &, share your text output with friends.
Give it a Try - Get The App
* State of the art OCR processing algorithm.
* Ability to recognize the input language automatically.
* Speaks over 45 languages & their accents.
* Translate output to over 70 languages of your choice.
* Generate PDF, Share your output & Give your feedback.
I2S is powered by the PixLab Machine Vision APIs: https://pixlab.io
Category : Productivity
Reviews (28)
It Is perfect for what I wanted to do, but I think a nice addition to the app is a voice changer. Having different voices I think would make it 100% better for me at least. But even if you don't do it, the app is still Great.
Good App. Can be improved. Each line break is considered as the end of the sentence, inserting an unnecessary pause. Please rectify this issue.
Every page it'll say "minus" for any hyphenated word. Like "Similar" split between 2 lines "Simi-lar" is now pronounced "see-me-minus-lar." It gets really annoying when it throws in an extra "minus" every other sentence. Wish you could turn that off.
This is exactly what i was looking for. Suprisingly difficult to find an ocr reader that has speech ability, which should be the most obvious use of an ocr reader.
Doesn't work. Opened the app, press the camera button, grant permissions and then just wait and nothing happens at all.
Very simple to use, good help for someone with dyslexia or learning disability who might struggle with complicated settings.
I took a picture and then nothing happened. The instructions say to press the play button, but there is no play button.. I figured out if I press the man, it will upload, scan and then play.
works for text. cumbersome. it would be better if a single button would take picture, ocr, and then read
This is handy and does a good job. It would be well worth paying $15 once to unlock the features, but $15 monthly subscription? That's not worth it to me.
Vocabulary didn't include some chemical names in hand lotion ingredients but it clearly read everything else. Spells words it cannot read. Overall good ap
Scans accurately and reads text aloud. Just what I was looking for.
Far too many intrusive adds whilst waiting (seemingly forever) for the app to process text.
I like it a lot. It is a good app but it sound to robotic.
All of the good stuff is blocked by pay wall but its good. And it sometimes doesnt work.
$15/month is way too much to be able to adjust the play back speed.
GREAT Im dislexic and wish I installed this earlyer. It is a free app give it a shot. would rate 10 out of 5 if I could
It is wonderful so I hope u let us translate or have a one time payment for the pro not a monthly payment.
No pause option. Otherwise rest is all good.
Work just as described the first time wonderful tool for the visually impaired
we have a problem, it keeps reading when app is closed, 1 star is for notice.
better than any image to speech app
It's absolutly greate and usefull! Thank you.
can't read well so this helps a great deal
So far so good. If it continues to work for me I may rate it higher.
It is a stupid app since it asks me to pay to control voice speed
It doesn't word it properly
You have to jump through too many hoops to get a result
OCR worked beautifully, and support was prompt and helpful, but there were full screen ads every few minutes, even when I wasn't in the app, which interfered with talkback (and was hella annoying). And if this doesn't work well for blind people, who is it even for?