Capture2Text Default Hotkeys: Complete Hotkey Reference The Default Hotkey List Capture2Text is built around keyboard shortcuts — the whole point is to OCR a piece of your screen in about one second without touching the mouse more than necessary. Here is every default hotkey, verified against the official documentation: Hotkey Action How to use it…
How to Customize Capture2Text Hotkeys (Remap & Disable) Where Hotkeys Live: Settings → Hotkeys Every Capture2Text hotkey is user-configurable. Right-click the tray icon, choose Settings…, and open the Hotkeys tab. Each row is one action (standard capture, text line capture, forward text line, bubble capture, text direction, quick-access languages), and each has two dropdowns: the…
Capture2Text Command Line Options: Complete CLI Manual Two Executables: GUI and CLI The Capture2Text folder contains two programs. Capture2Text.exe is the familiar GUI app with hotkeys and the tray icon. Capture2Text_CLI.exe is its command-line sibling: it OCRs image files or a rectangle of your screen and writes the text to stdout or a file —…
Capture2Text Portable: Run OCR Without Installing (USB Guide) Portable by Design, Not by Accident Capture2Text never had an installer. The official documentation’s launch instructions are literally: unzip the zip, double-click Capture2Text.exe. Nothing is written to the registry, no services are installed, and the official FAQ states plainly: “There isn’t one [an uninstaller]. Capture2Text doesn’t have…
AutoHotkey + Capture2Text: Remap Keys & Automate OCR First, the Honest Bit: No Official Integration Capture2Text ships no AutoHotkey plugin, no AHK library, and no scripting API. Everything in this guide uses documented, real features — hotkey remapping, the command-line interface, and the “Call Executable” output hook — combined with ordinary AutoHotkey. Nothing here pretends…
