I'm building ImgDoc, a document conversion tool focused on turning scanned images into editable Word documents.
One problem I've found surprisingly difficult is mathematical formulas. Regular OCR can recognize the text, but formulas often end up as broken text or images.
I'm curious how students, teachers, and researchers currently handle this workflow.
Do you use OCR software, manually recreate equations in Word, or simply keep the original PDF/image?
ImgDoc is an online document conversion toolkit that turns images and scanned documents into editable files.
Convert images to Word, Excel, and PDF, or PDFs to Word and high-quality images — no installation required.
ImgDoc focuses on a difficult OCR problem: converting mathematical formulas from images into editable Word equations instead of screenshots.
Works on desktop and mobile for students, teachers, researchers, and anyone working with scanned documents.
