The traditional way to convert the text on the picture into an electronic version is to scan. In the context of today's smartphones, it is actually quite simple to use a mobile phone to do this work. I myself Often used. Specifically, the two major communication tools of mobile phones are mainly used, WeChat or QQ. Now I will give you a detailed introduction on how to use WeChat or QQ to convert the text on the picture into an electronic version.

Method 1: Use WeChat. A hidden good feature of the WeChat applet: it can recognize the text on the picture and save it as an electronic version.

Steps:

After opening WeChat, click Discover--Mini Program--search for picture transfer literacy and click to enter

2. Click the photo/select picture button. Then take a photo of the picture you want to copy text, then click the check mark in the upper right corner, and then click the "Finish" button. At this time, many boxes will appear on the picture.

3. Click on one of the boxes, and an electronic version of the text in the box will appear below. You can also click the square button below to select all, and the text on all pictures will become Electronic version.

4. Click the check mark "√" in the lower right corner, and it will prompt that the copy is successful

5. Find a place to paste, and the text will be saved.

Method 2: Use QQ.

Steps:

After opening QQ, find a friend at random, open the chat window, find the picture that needs to extract text, and send it to the friend.

2. Click on the image that has been sent to enlarge the image

3. Click on the three small dots in the upper right corner, the following interface will appear, and then click the "Extract text from the image" button, The electronic version of the text appears

4. Click the three dots in the lower right corner, then click the "Send to Friend" button, select a friend to send, and the electronic version of the text will appear in the chat window. Then the conversion is complete.

The above is how to use WeChat or QQ to convert pictures into electronic versions. How about it? Keep it simple! I hope my answer will be helpful to you!