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Local, on-device character recognition built on Creaceed’s engine still exists with support for 10 languages, offline mode, and automatic language detection, but Cloud OCR (how the feature is called in the app) is what differentiates Prizmo Go from Prizmo.īy relying on Microsoft’s Computer Vision API, Cloud OCR in Prizmo Go can automatically detect text in 22 languages, including ones that aren’t supported by the built-in, non-cloud OCR such as Chinese, Japanese, and Arabic. Unlike its predecessor, Prizmo Go implements Microsoft’s Cognitive Services tech to perform cloud-based OCR.
I’ve been using Prizmo Go for the past couple of weeks, and it’s one of the most intriguing apps I’ve tried in a while because it genuinely offers something new. While OCR was a feature of Prizmo, it becomes the cornerstone of the experience in Prizmo Go, which takes advantage of impressive new OCR technologies to make character recognition smarter, faster, and better integrated with other iOS apps. With Prizmo Go, released today on the App Store, Creaceed is doubling down on Prizmo’s best feature with a separate app that’s been entirely designed with OCR and sharing text in mind.
Prizmo could be used as a scanner app for paperless workflows, but I preferred to keep it on my devices as a dedicated utility to effortlessly extract and share text.
While most scanner apps focus on digitizing documents and exporting PDFs, Prizmo complemented that functionality with the ability to recognize and share text with just a couple of taps. Developed by Creaceed, Prizmo has always stood out among iOS scanner apps thanks to its accurate and fast OCR. I’ve long been using Prizmo to quickly extract text contained in photos using the iPhone’s camera.
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