Office Lens

Microsoft Lens captures, trims, and enhances written and printed media and converts the images to PDF, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, or Microsoft Excel files and can save to Microsoft OneNote, Microsoft OneDrive, or a local device. The app can enhance small text for better legibility, and its whiteboard functionality adjusts images to minimize glare or shadows on the surface of a whiteboard, blackboard, or sketch to improve readability. Microsoft LenLens can also extract information from business cards and add it to both Microsoft OneNote and contacts in English, German, Spanish, and simplified Chinese.

Microsoft Lens (formerly Microsoft Office Lens) is a free optical character recognition (OCR) app that allows users to scan written and printed text from material such as imagesimages, documentsdocuments, receipts, notes, whiteboardswhiteboards, and business cardsbusiness cards and convert the text to digital mediadigital media. Microsoft Lens is available on Android, and iOS, and through the Microsoft app store.

Microsoft Lens captures, trims, and enhances workswritten and printed media and converts the images to PDF, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, or Microsoft withExcel files and can save to Microsoft OneNote, Microsoft OneDrive, or a variety of written and printedlocal mediadevice. The app captures, trims, and enhances written and printed media and converts the images to PDF, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, or Microsoft Excel files and can save to Microsoft OneNote, Microsoft OneDrive, or a local device.The app can enhance small text for better legibility, and its whiteboard functionality adjusts images to minimize glare or shadows on the surface of a whiteboard, blackboardblackboard, or sketch to improve readability. Microsoft Len can also extract information from business cards and add it to both Microsoft OneNoteOneNote and contacts in EnglishEnglish, GermanGerman, SpanishSpanish, and simplified Chinesesimplified Chinese.

Microsoft Lens was first launched as "Office Lens" for the Windows PhoneWindows Phone on March 17, 2014, and was released for Android and iOS the following year on April 2, 2015. On February 1, 2021, Microsoft announced it was changing the name of the app to Microsoft Lens.

Microsoft Lens (formerly Microsoft Office Lens) is ana free optical character recognition (OCR) solutionapp that allows users to scan anywritten and printed text from material such as images, documents, notes, whiteboards, and business cards and convert itthe text to digital media. Microsoft Lens is available on Android, iOS, and through the Microsoft app store.

The Microsoft Lens app trims, enhances, and makes pictures of whiteboards and documents readable. The app allows users to convert images to PDF, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, and Microsoft Excel files, digitize printed or handwritten text, and save to Microsoft OneNote, Microsoft OneDrive, or a local device. Users can also import images that are on their device using Gallery.

Microsoft Lens works with a variety of written and printed media. The app captures, trims, and enhances written and printed media and converts the images to PDF, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, or Microsoft Excel files and can save to Microsoft OneNote, Microsoft OneDrive, or a local device.The app can enhance small text for better legibility, and its whiteboard functionality adjusts images to minimize glare or shadows on the surface of a whiteboard, blackboard, or sketch to improve readability. Microsoft Len can also extract information from business cards and add it to both OneNote and contacts in English, German, Spanish, and simplified Chinese.

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Microsoft Lens works with a variety of written and printed media. The app can enhance small text for better legibility, and its whiteboard functionality adjusts images to minimize glare or shadows on the surface of a whiteboard, blackboard, or sketch to improve readability. Microsoft Len can also extract information from business cards and add to both OneNote and contacts in English, German, Spanish, and simplified Chinese.

Microsoft Lens was first launched as "Office Lens" for the Windows Phone on March 17, 2014 and was available for Windows 10 and later (x86 and ARM).[1] It was released for Android and iOS on April 2, 2015, where it is marketed as "Microsoft Lens: PDF Scanner".

Microsoft Lens (formerly Microsoft Office Lens) is an optical character recognition (OCR) solution that allows users to scan any printed material and convert it to digital media. Microsoft Lens is available on Android, iOS, and through the Microsoft app store.

The Microsoft Lens app trims, enhances, and makes pictures of whiteboards and documents readable. The app allows users to convert images to PDF, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, and Microsoft Excel files, digitize printed or handwritten text, and save to Microsoft OneNote, Microsoft OneDrive, or a local device. Users can also import images that are on their device using Gallery.

Microsoft Lens (2022)