Scan and convert your business cards to digital one's with a single tap. Use this app to export data from scanned business cards to MS Excel .csv format, Google contacts, and MS outlook. Even works to export data as Vcards for iPhone. Download business card for android and ios to scan & digitize cards with OCR.
Business card scanner allows you to digitize all contacts using an advanced OCR (Optical Character Recognition) process.
Export scanned contacts to google (csv), outlook (csv), and vcard file for android & ios
Saves time by importing the contacts from vcard file to your app
Don't worry about losing the data! There is an option for auto backup that automatically backup all the files you save in the app
Use business card app to scan the business card and save it to mobile contacts and google contacts.
The business card reader for phone has the ability to reads the cards into multilanguage. Our BCR supports more than 20 languages.
Holding a stack of business cards in hand and look for that one contact seems a daunting task. So, people who look to avoid paper collecting should manage their contacts by using business card reader app. The scanner is a best way to digitize your business cards and managing the data. Also, you can try online image to text converter that quickly extract text from image by using smart online OCR.
I have used it to extract text from my banking documents and it really works fine. I would definitely recommend it to everyone looking for an online OCR solution.
CardScanner Image to Text Converter is a game changer! Its intuitive interface and lightning-fast conversion make digitizing text from images a breeze. Whether it's business cards or documents, this app delivers accurate results every time. A must-have tool for anyone looking to streamline their workflow!
I have been using this converter for almost 2 to 3 months, and overall, I like its working. The first time I used this tool was when I wanted to extract text from some handwritten paperwork. Since I am an iPhone user, the image format was in HEIC. I checked some top converters on Google, but none of them allowed the format to be uploaded. Then I opened Card Scanner, and it really let me upload the images and extract text from them. However, I wanted to store the text in an Excel file, but the tool only offers that feature in a premium plan.
