Persian OCR (Optical Character Recognition) extracts written text from images: scanned documents, invoice photos, handwritten forms or archived papers. Persian is harder than Latin scripts because letters connect, fonts vary widely, and Persian and English numerals mix within one document.
Why Persian OCR is hard
- Connected letterforms cause errors across different fonts
- Persian and English numbers in the same document
- Text on colored backgrounds, stamps and signatures
- Skewed, low-quality or folded documents
- Tables and complex layouts
Enterprise use cases
- Archive digitization: thousands of paper documents into a searchable archive
- Documents & contracts: automatic extraction of key fields from forms
- Invoices & receipts: automatic financial data capture
- Identity documents: national ID, birth certificate and license extraction
- Résumé processing: structured extraction of candidate information
MetaDeep's experience
MetaDeep delivered the Intelligent Document Image-to-Text System for Persian documents. Together with the Intelligent Archive System and the Resume Extraction and Management System, it covers the full "paper → structured data" chain — all processing on your own infrastructure. Contact us to evaluate your documents.