Screenshot2Text vs Text Cleanup & Copy

Instantly extract text from any image, completely offline. Screenshot2Text is the privacy-first OCR utility that turns your photos and screenshots into editable, copyable text. Whether it's grabbing a Wi-Fi password from a router label, digitizing a handwritten meeting note, or copying an error message that can't be selected, Screenshot2Text handles it all on-device. Key Features: - Instant OCR: Extracts text from images in milliseconds. - 100% Privacy: No data ever leaves your phone. All processing happens on-device using Apple's Vision framework. - Offline Ready: Works perfectly without an internet connection. - Universal Clipboard: Copy text with one tap and paste it anywhere. - Simple & Clean: A focused tool that does one thing perfectly, with no ads or clutter. Stop typing out long numbers and codes manually. Just snap, scan, and copy.

Stop temporary notes from burying the important notes in your Notes app. onetext is a small text workspace for text you do not want to keep forever: paste it, clean it up, translate it, extract the useful part, and copy it to the next app. Quick drafts, chat replies, email text, AI prompts, copied web text, meeting notes, and small ideas often end up scattered inside your main notes app. onetext gives those temporary pieces of text their own place, so your real notes stay easier to find. What you can do: • Paste text and edit immediately • Clean extra spaces, blank lines, and line breaks • Extract only the paragraph or line you need • Translate cleaned text before sharing it • Copy the result quickly to another app • Check character and line counts • Clear after copying and move to the next task • Receive text from the iOS share sheet • Switch between simple focus-friendly themes onetext is not a large note database or a complex document editor. It is a lightweight temporary buffer for paste, clean, translate, copy. Use it before sending a message, drafting an email, preparing a social post, polishing an AI prompt, sharing translated text, or pulling one useful section out of a longer text. Free to use.