It's now very easy to copy text in any image in Windows 11

 If you want to copy text in an image directly instead of typing it, it's now much easier to do so in Windows 11.

Microsoft has made it very easy for Windows 11 users to copy text from images (or any content) on the screen. Windows 11 already has an Optical Character Recognition (OCR) feature, but it requires that you first take a screenshot with the Snipping Tool, after which the text can be copied from the image. Microsoft has made a new update to the Snipping Tool, after which there will no longer be a need to take a screenshot to copy text. This feature is currently undergoing testing. According to a report, pressing the Windows, Shift, and S buttons on the keyboard simultaneously brings up the Snipping Tool.

Copy text from image Windows 11

OCR Windows 11

But after this new feature, this tool will now also have a text extractor option in the bar, by clicking on which you will be able to copy text from any image or content. This feature is currently available in Microsoft's PowerToys suite of tools, which is available to advanced Windows users. Microsoft will gradually introduce this feature to Windows 11 users, which will be available to everyone in some time.