A high-performance OCR tool for extracting text from various image formats using the Tesseract engine.
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Image OCR is a specialized utility designed to bridge the gap between visual data and text-based processing. By leveraging the industry-standard Tesseract OCR engine, this skill allows users to transform screenshots, scanned documents, and image files into editable text. It is a vital asset within the Openclaw Skills library for developers who need to automate data extraction from non-textual sources.
The skill is built for speed and accuracy, supporting a wide array of common image formats. Whether you are processing a single receipt or batching thousands of documents, this tool provides a clean CLI interface to get the job done efficiently.
To use this skill, you must have the Tesseract OCR engine installed on your local machine. Use the following command for DNF-based systems:
sudo dnf install tesseract
Once the binary is available in your path, you can use the Openclaw Skills interface to trigger the OCR process.
The skill processes image files and outputs plain text. The following table describes the input and output structure:
| Attribute | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Input File | Path | Supported formats: .png, .jpg, .jpeg, .tiff, .bmp |
| Language Flag | String | Optional (e.g., --lang eng) to specify the OCR training data |
| Result | String | The raw text extracted from the image |
| Metadata | JSON | Returns tool-specific metadata through the Openclaw Skills framework |
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