OCR LabelCam

This app recognizes text on the screen when you take a picture with your smartphone camera and saves the image using that text as the filename.

In the process of observing plant growth or constructing structures, it's common to write the name of the object, the number of days elapsed, and a number on a blackboard, whiteboard, or label and photograph it together to keep a record. In my case, during sake brewing, I used to photograph the condition of the mash in many tanks daily, along with notes indicating the brewing number and the number of days elapsed. Later, to organize these images, I had to check each image and rename them individually. This was a very tedious task. This app recognizes text on the screen when you photograph an object with your smartphone and saves it as the filename immediately, eliminating the need to rename images later and significantly improving work efficiency.

You can also check the recognized text after taking the picture, so if there's a misrecognition, you can check and correct it on the spot. The characters with the highest recognition rate are uppercase and lowercase Roman letters, numbers, and symbols. Please use these as much as possible for filenames. It can recognize up to two lines (two rows). Clear writing is key to improving recognition accuracy. The app recognizes text written on blackboards, whiteboards, and even on pieces of paper. Images are saved to your regular photo storage location (such as an album), but they are also automatically saved in a "LabelCam" folder created within your Files app.

When you first launch the app, you will be asked to confirm permission to use your smartphone's camera. If you grant permission, the app will become usable.