How to Copy Text from Images on the Internet using Google Chrome

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• Step 1: Install the Project Naptha browser extension on Google chrome from the Link provided at the bottom of this article.

• Step 2: Once the browser extension is installed, right click on any image you want to copy the text from and open it in a new tab.

• Step 3: Move the cursor on the text and select the text you want to copy, then right click on the selected text and select copy ( alternatively you can also press the CTRL + C keys to copy the text ).

• Step 4: Now you can open any text editor or word document and paste the text that you’ve just copied from the image.

Download: Project Naptha Browser extension | Google Chrome