Screen Character Reader can be used to read screen characters in the places where the regular copying and pasting cannot work. The application can recognize many kinds of languages appearing in the screen and save the characters to editable Text document. Supported languages include English, French, German, Italian and Spanish and so on. If you need other kinds of languages, the application also allows downloading the language packages online.

The application is free for evaluation. You can download the trial version of the application via clicking here. If you need the full version of the application, please buy a single-user personal license for it after the evaluation. Single-user commercial license, multi-user personal license, multi-user commercial license and site license can also be purchased here.

The user interface (UI) of Screen Character Reader is presented in Figure1. Three buttons and a combo box compose a clear interface. In "Language" combo box, you can choose any kind of language related to the characters to be read by the application. Then please click "Capture" button to read screen characters.

The prompt appears at the left top of the screen can remind you that you should press the left button of the mouse and draw a rectangle to make sure the area to be read. Then right click the mouse or click "Esc" button on the keyboard to complete drawing. Click "OCR" button next to open the window of Screen Character Reader. Please see Figure2.

On the left, you can see the captured screenshot in the image preview area. If you want to see different image effects of it, you can use the buttons above the area to zoom in, zoom out, rotate or reverse the screenshot. On the right, you can see the characters read by the application from the screenshot. The characters can be copied or pasted before being saved to editable Text document. At last, you can click the "Save" button or "Save as" button to save the Text document in default directory of newly specified directory.

It comes easy to read screen characters with Screen Character Reader. Please try it yourself.