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TL;DR: A lifetime subscription to TextSniper for Mac is on sale for £2.92, saving you 42% off list price.


TextSniper is a Mac app that lets you extract text from sources like images, YouTube videos, PDFs, screenshots, or presentations.

Thanks to advanced OCR (optical character recognition) technology, TextSniper can scan and recognise the text within any digital image, video, or document. It will then copy it, allowing you to paste the text directly into an editable format, like a note, text, or even Google Doc. It can also turn recognised text into speech, in case there’s a word or phrase you need to be pronounced, and scan barcodes and QR codes and turn them into text..

Once you download it, TextSniper lives in the menu bar on your Mac. When you do need it, just click your command and you’re ready to go.

TextSniper for Mac usually costs £4.39, but you can download it for life — updates included — for only £2.92 for a limited time.

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