Key Features of Tesseract.Net SDK
Scanned PDF to Searchable PDF
Never experience lossy or corrupted scanned texts anymore. Powered by enhanced OCR algorithms Tesseract.NET SDK delivers precise text recognition even on poor quality or hard-to-read sources.
Unbeatable OCR accuracy
Never experience lossy or corrupted scanned texts anymore. Powered by enhanced OCR algorithms Tesseract.NET SDK delivers precise text recognition even on poor quality or hard-to-read sources.
Industry-fastest recognition
The library channels all available CPU power to the recognition task allowing you to receive accurate OCR outputs in much less time. And thanks to optimized algorithms and intensive training, overall performance of Tesseract.Net SDK easily beats competition.
Reads 60+ languages
Tesseract.NET SDK accurately recognizes texts in more than 60 languages, supports multi-language texts and can be trained to work with previously unknown languages. Among the ones supported as standard are English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Hebrew, Japanese, Russian, Thai and others.
Searchable PDF in minutes
With the minimum of just 4 lines of code, Tesseract pours all the power of its OCR engine to your app. Thanks to it, adding to your app JPEG, TIFF or PNG conversion to a searchable PDF is now minutes, not hours or days.
Effortless deployment
Tesseract.Net SDK requires no additional software to install, nor does it need a license server. You simply deploy it and start developing apps powered by likely the best OCR engine available for the .Net platform.
Affordable OCR library
Not only is Tesseract.Net SDK 20-30 times cheaper than competitive solutions, there’re also no any recurring fees, royalties and subscription-based costs. You just purchase a license and use it for lifetime.
Well documented SDK.
We have a rich documentation. This documentation aims to give beginners and advanced users an overview of what is possible with the Tesseract.Net SDK.
The documentation contains more than 1000 detailed, developer-targeted, MSDN styled topics, with conceptual overviews, definitions of terms, workarounds, and working code examples.
You can refer it here
