Преобразование отсканированных документов и изображений в редактируемые форматы Word, Pdf, Excel и Txt (простой текст)
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If you’ve got a printed document or picture that you want to insert into your Word document, there are a couple of ways you can do that.
Note: If you’re looking for instructions on how to connect your scanner or copier to Microsoft Windows, please visit the manufacturer’s support website for your device.
Scan an image into Word
To scan an image into a Word document, you can use a scanner, a multi-function printer, a copier with scan capability, or a digital camera.
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Scan your image or take a photograph of it with your digital camera or smartphone.
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Save the image as a standard image format such as .JPG, .PNG or .GIF. Place it in a folder you can access on your computer.
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In Word, place your cursor where you would like to insert the scanned image and on the Insert tab of the Ribbon, click Pictures.
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Select your scanned picture from the dialog box, and click Insert.
Scan text into Word
The best way to scan a document into Microsoft Word is to use our free Office Lens app on your smartphone or tablet. It uses your device’s camera to capture the document and can save directly into Word format as an editable document. It’s available for free on iPad, iPhone, Windows Phone and Android.
If you don’t want to use Office Lens, the next best option is to scan your document as a PDF using your scanner’s native software and then open that PDF file in Word.
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In Word click File > Open.
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Navigate to where your PDF file is stored, and open it.
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Word will open a dialog box confirming that it is going to attempt to import the text of the PDF file. Click OK to confirm, and Word will import the text. Word will do its best to preserve the formatting of the text as it appears in the PDF.
See Edit PDF content in Word for more information.
Note: The accuracy of the text recognition depends on the quality of the scan and on the clarity of the text you scanned. Handwritten text is seldom recognized, so scanning typed or printed text will give the best results. Always proofread the text after opening it in Word to ensure the text was accurately recognized.
Alternatively, your scanner may have come with an application that allows you to do Optical Character Recognition (OCR). Check the documentation for your device, or contact the manufacturer of your device, for more information.
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Insert pictures in Office 2013 and Office 2016
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Insert a signature
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Scan app for Windows: FAQ
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Do you want to edit that PDF in Word? You can open the PDF using Word’s built-in settings or, If you have a Microsoft account and a smartphone, you can also use the free Microsoft Lens app to scan your document and save it as a Word file in your OneDrive cloud storage. This wikiHow teaches you how to convert a scanned document into an editable Word document on your Windows PC, Mac, or smartphone.
Things You Should Know
- If you have a PDF on your computer, you can open it within Word by going to «File > Open > OK.»
- Use the Microsoft Lens app from your Android, iPhone, or iPad to scan documents and open them in Word.
- If the doc you scanned is not PDF format, convert it first to be able to open it in Word.
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Open Word. You can only do this in newer versions of Word (including anything newer than Word 2010). If you have Word 2010 or older, those are no longer supported versions, and importing a PDF into Word isn’t possible.
- Make sure the document you have is in PDF format.
- Opening a PDF in Word works best if the PDF is mostly text.
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Click File and Open. The File tab is either at the top of your screen (Macs) or right above your document space (Windows).
- Doing this will open your file manager.
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Double-click your PDF. Double-clicking the file once you find it will open it.
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Click OK. Word will begin converting the scanned PDF into a Word document.
- This process can take several minutes if your PDF has lots of text or images.[1]
- This process can take several minutes if your PDF has lots of text or images.[1]
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Clean up your document. Converting scanned files into Word documents isn’t an exact science; you may have to add missing words, remove excess spaces, and fix typos before your Word document is ready to go.
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Save the document. Once you’re ready to save the converted document as its own Word file, do the following:
- Windows — Press Ctrl+S, then enter a file name, select a save location, and click Save.
- Mac — Press ⌘ Command+S, then enter a file name, select a save location from the «Where» drop-down box, and click Save.
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Open Microsoft Lens. Tap the Microsoft Lens app icon, which resembles a red and white app with a camera iris and the letter «L» in the center of the icon.
- Microsoft Lens is a free smartphone app that allows you to take pictures of documents and turn them into PDFs. This will be super useful if you have a piece of paper that you want to edit in Word. In that case, you can take a picture of the paper, turn it into a PDF, and open it in Word.
- If you don’t have Microsoft Lens installed, you can download it from the Google Play Store for Android or from the App Store on iPhone.
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Allow Microsoft Lens access to your phone. If this is your first time opening Microsoft Lens, tap Allow or OK when prompted to allow Microsoft Lens to access your phone’s files.
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Tap DOCUMENT. It’s a tab at the bottom of the screen.
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Point your phone’s camera at a document. Position the document that you want to scan inside the camera’s view.
- Make sure your document is well-lit and positioned on a dark background so the camera can pick up as much detail as possible.
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Tap the «Capture» button. It’s a red circle at the bottom of the screen. This will take a photo of the document’s page.
- Tap Confirm if the capture is ok. Tap Retake if the document wasn’t captured correctly.
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Tap Done. It’s in the bottom-right corner of the screen.
- You can scan more pages by tapping the camera with the plus icon in the bottom left corner of your screen.
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Tap Word. You’ll find this option in the «SAVE TO» section.
- On Android, tap the box next to Word and then tap SAVE at the bottom of the screen[2]
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- On Android, tap the box next to Word and then tap SAVE at the bottom of the screen[2]
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Sign into your Microsoft account. If you haven’t already, enter your Microsoft account email address and password. Once signed in, your Word document will be uploaded to your OneDrive account.
- This must be the account that you use to log into Microsoft Word as well.
- You’re done using your phone.
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Open Word on your computer. It’s the blue app with a white document and the letter «W» in the icon.
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Click Open. It’s on the left side of the window below the «New» section.
- On Mac, simply click the folder icon that says Open on the left-hand side of the window.
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Click OneDrive — Personal. It’s in the menu on the left side of the window and will prompt your OneDrive to open on the right side of the window.
- If you don’t see the OneDrive option, click + Add a Place, then click OneDrive and sign in with your Microsoft account.
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Go to the Microsoft Lens folder. Click on the «Documents» folder, then click the «Microsoft/Office Lens» folder. This is on the right pane of the window.
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Double-click your Word document. This opens the document you scanned using Microsoft Lens on your phone or tablet in Microsoft Word.
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Does anything here cost money? Is there any chance of getting a virus on my computer while downloading these things?
Some cost money, some don’t. The free ones run a risk of infection, but you should have an anti-virus program installed anyway.
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I followed the instructions for enabling document imaging in Word 2007, but did not find the imaging program listed under Microsoft Office Tools, then what went wrong, and how can I do it correctly?
Microsoft (for some reason) didn’t enable document imaging in Word 2007 for 64-bit computers.
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Will everything I scan become editable?
Indeed, it will. Just follow these simple steps: Go to onlineocr.net or if your file is more than 5mb, use you can use pdf2doc.com. Upload your file to these websites. When the file get uploaded, select doc or docx format and click ‘Convert’. It is a time-consuming process, especially if your file size is big. The moment it completes the conversion, click download the file. After downloading the file, go to your downloads and open the file which will automatically in MS Word. Now here you can edit your file and use it your way.
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Office Lens will handle physical files (e.g., paper documents) better than on-screen text.
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If the scanned document is a JPEG or something else, convert it first.
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