Extract text from Assamese images and screenshots into clean Markdown (.md) with experimental Unicode character extraction and review guidance.
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Go to DashboardKey orthographic features, unique letters, and Unicode representations in Assamese document conversion.
Assamese orthography uses two distinctive letters with unique Unicode codepoints not found in Bengali: ৰ (U+09F0, ra, featuring a diagonal cross-stroke) and ৱ (U+09F1, wa, featuring a lower diagonal stroke), distinct from Bengali র (U+09B0) and ব (U+09AC).
The coordinating conjunction আৰু (aru, meaning “and”) links clauses across Assamese prose. AlgoOCR transcribes these words using native Assamese codepoints rather than substituting neighboring alphabetic symbols.
Assamese uses Eastern Nagari numerals (০, ১, ২, ৩, ৪, ৫, ৬, ৭, ৮, ৯). Optical character recognition for Assamese is classified as experimental, requiring scan clarity and review for complex conjuncts and numeric data.
How character recognition extracts text from Assamese images into structured Markdown.
Transcribes Assamese text from photos and screenshots directly into plain UTF-8 Markdown, free of binary markup or styling bloat.
Clean screenshots and high-resolution camera captures at 300 DPI ensure sharp letter outlines for distinguishing Assamese characters.
Assamese OCR is in an experimental support tier. Proofread generated Markdown documents against source images to catch character ambiguities.
AlgoOCR creates an editable Markdown file, with optional translation to a supported language.
Sign in to your Dashboard and upload your file. For a PDF, choose the pages you want to convert.
Leave Translate To set to None to keep Assamese, or select a supported language to translate the Markdown file.
Open the .md file and compare important text, headings, lists, and tables with the source images.
Common questions about input files, Markdown output, document structure, translation, and Page Credits.
Choose None to keep the original language, or translate to English, Arabic, Bengali, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Dutch, French, German, Greek, Gujarati, Hebrew, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Korean, Malayalam, Marathi, Persian, Russian, Spanish, Tamil, Telugu, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Urdu, Vietnamese, Zulu.
Convert supported PDFs or images to Word (.docx), Excel (.xlsx), or Markdown (.md). Each dedicated converter page has the input and output format named in its title.
Yes. For PDF input, choose a From and To page range after upload. Image input is a single page. Each converted page uses 1 Page Credit from your Dashboard balance.
For Word and Excel, choose Automatic (match source), A3, A4, A5, A6, B4 (JIS), B5 (JIS), Letter, Legal, Tabloid / Ledger, Statement / Half Letter, Executive, or Folio. Markdown has no page size setting.
For Word and Excel, choose Automatic, Portrait, or Landscape. Markdown has no page orientation setting.
For Word, choose Auto (Default), Mangal, Kokila, DVBW-TTSurekhEN, Kruti Dev 100, Times New Roman, Arial, Calibri, Georgia, Verdana, or Book Antiqua. Excel and Markdown do not offer an output font selector.
Yes. Include detected images is on by default. Keep it on to attempt to place detected logos, signatures, stamps, and other figures in the output, or turn it off for text and document structure only.
Printed Assamese text is supported. Handwriting recognition is available for this language and script, but results depend on legibility and scan quality. Handwriting recognition is experimental; carefully review handwritten text. Recognition for this language is experimental; carefully review the extracted text.
You can upload PNG, JPG/JPEG, and WebP images. This converter accepts supported image files only.
Yes. Each conversion creates a downloadable .md file containing editable plain text and detected Markdown structure.
Yes. Leave Translate To set to None to keep the original language, or select a supported language to translate the Markdown file.
No. AlgoOCR detects the source text automatically. Translate To controls whether the output keeps its original language or is translated to a supported language.
AlgoOCR uses detected document structure to represent headings, lists, and tables where possible. Complex layouts may still need review.
Yes. Sign in to your Dashboard to upload several files together. Each converted page uses 1 Page Credit.
Markdown keeps editable content and detected structure, but fixed layout, spacing, typography, and positioned elements may be represented differently.
No. This converter accepts PNG, JPG/JPEG, and WebP images only. For PDF files, use the Assamese PDF to Markdown converter.
Recognized table regions are converted into clean Markdown pipe tables, preserving column structure and cell alignments.
High-contrast scans and sharp screenshots at 300 DPI produce the best recognition on intricate Assamese vowel matras and conjuncts.
Yes. The generated Markdown uses universal GitHub-compatible Markdown syntax and UTF-8 encoding, easily imported into Obsidian, Notion, or text editors.
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Upload supported images, keep the original language or translate the content to a supported language, and download an editable Markdown file.