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 ## Enabling OCR
 
-You can enable OCR from the [Configuration screen](https://github.com/laurent22/joplin/blob/dev/readme/apps/config_screen.md), under the "General" section. Once you do so, Joplin is going to scan your images and PDF files to extract text data from it. That data will not be visible but will be associated with those files.
+OCR should be enabled by default. If it is not you can enable it from the [Configuration screen](https://github.com/laurent22/joplin/blob/dev/readme/apps/config_screen.md), under the "General" section. Once you do so, Joplin is going to scan your images (PNG and JPEG) and PDF files to extract text data from it.
 
-Then, when you search, the application will be able to tell you what notes but also what attachments match the query. In this case, a banner will be displayed at the top of the note that contains the attachment(s):
-
-![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/laurent22/joplin/dev/Assets/WebsiteAssets/images/ocr/search_results.png)
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-Searching in OCR text is enabled on the desktop and mobile app. Scanning documents however is only available on the desktop app since this is a relatively resource-intensive process. The mobile app will have access to that OCR data via sync.
+Scanning documents is only available on the desktop app since this is a relatively resource-intensive process. The mobile app will have access to that OCR data via sync.
 
 For now OCR is reliable when scanning printed text, PDFs in particular, or images where the text is clear such as screenshots. We do not currently support handwritten text, and text on photos may or may not be recognized depending on how clear it is.
 
+## Searching
+
+When you search, the application will be able to tell you what notes but also what attachments match the query. In this case, a banner will be displayed at the top of the note that contains the attachment(s):
+
+![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/laurent22/joplin/dev/Assets/WebsiteAssets/images/ocr/search_results.png)
+
+Searching in OCR text is enabled on the desktop and mobile app.
+
+## Viewing OCR text
+
+The application allows you to view the OCR text associated with an image. To do so, right-click on a PDF link or image and select "View OCR text". This will create a new text file with that OCR text, and open it in your text editor.
+
+![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/laurent22/joplin/dev/Assets/WebsiteAssets/images/ocr/view_ocr_text.png)
+
 ## Initial processing
 
-As mentioned above processing images and PDF may be resource intensive, especially if you have a lot of attachments. So the first time you enable the feature don't be surprised if Joplin CPU usage is higher than usual. Once the initial scan of all your attachments is done, this will go back to normal. Late,r whenever you attach a file it will be scanned quickly in a way that's not noticeable.
+Processing images and PDF may be resource intensive, especially if you have a lot of attachments. So the first time the feature is enabled don't be surprised if Joplin CPU usage is higher than usual. Once the initial scan of all your attachments is done, this will go back to normal. Later, whenever you attach a file it will be scanned quickly in a way that's not noticeable.
 
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