

What makes it amazing is that it’s a free to use software! To download or view more in-depth details about Capture2Text, visit here. Other than just offering its amazing OCR service, Capture2Text is also capable of doing speech recognition which recognize speech directly from your microphone and save the results to your clipboard. To translate them, you will need a translator software which we will explain it later.Open any images and hit “windows key + Q” button (default).From there, you can set your desired hotkeys and other settings.To access to its settings, go to your taskbar, rightclick capture2text icon and select preference.



The Google Word Lens app offers translations for multiple languages, and one of the most recent additions is Japanese. The Google Translate app already lets you snap a photo of text and get a translation for it in the language of your choosing, but the Word Lens process is a lot more convenient as you can just point your camera at Japanese text and get an instant translation. If Lost in Translation taught us anything, it’s that Japan can be a confusing country to navigate without speaking the language but, with the latest addition to Google’s intuitive Word Lens app, it’s a breeze. This is true of many languages, including Japanese. We all know foreign words – in particular, foreign characters – can be difficult to decipher if you haven’t studied a language.
