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Invoice amounts
Extract invoice details and distinguish the invoice total, amount paid, and amount due.
AI Field Extraction
Extract Structured Data from Images
Upload one image, enter the fields you need, and get field-level results you can review, copy, or download as CSV or Excel.
Free online toolYour own field namesSupports 100+ languagesCopy, CSV & Excel
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Guide
How to Extract Data from an Image
The tool works with one image at a time and does not require a fixed template.
- 01Upload or paste an image containing the data you need.
- 02Type a field name and press Enter or the plus button. Repeat for every field.
- 03Complete the verification and run the extraction.
- 04Review the field values, copy them, or download CSV or Excel.
Capabilities
Core Features for Image Field Extraction
Your own field names
You define the field names for each image instead of selecting a fixed template. Ask for the values relevant to your image, then verify the returned data.
On-screen result
Get organized field names and values instead of a full-document layout reconstruction.
Supports 100+ languages
Extract requested fields from images containing text in more than 100 supported languages.
Copy, CSV & Excel
Review results on screen, copy them to the clipboard, or download CSV and XLSX files.
Examples
Image Data Extraction Examples
Compare three sample documents with their actual extraction results.
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Shipping details
Extract the order number, tracking number, recipient name and address, and ship date.
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Purchase order item lists
Extract order details plus lists of SKUs, descriptions, quantities, unit prices, and amounts for four items.
Documents contain fictional sample data. Screenshots show actual tool results; review important values before use.
Fields
What Fields Can You Extract?
You define the field names for each image instead of selecting a fixed template. Ask for the values relevant to your image, then verify the returned data.
Invoice Number
Vendor
Date
Total
Tax
Name
Address
Tracking Number
Product
Price
Output
Output Formats
This is field-level structured output, not a reconstruction of the document layout.
On-screen result
Review each requested field and its returned values.
Copy
Copy one field or all results to the clipboard.
CSV
Download the field names and values as a CSV file.
Excel
Download the result as an XLSX workbook.
Comparison
OCR, Table OCR, and Field Extraction
| Tool | Best for | Output |
|---|---|---|
| OCR | Extracting all visible text | Text or structured document content |
| Table Extraction | Extracting a complete grid of rows and columns | Excel or CSV table |
| Field Extraction | Returning only fields you specify | Field names and values |
Scenarios
Common Image Field Extraction Tasks
Invoice and receipt images
Request vendor, date, tax, total, or document number.
ID cards and business cards
Request visible names, numbers, companies, or contact details.
Forms and labels
Request selected form fields, addresses, or tracking numbers.
Product lists and records
Request product names, identifiers, or prices from an image.
Shipping labels and waybills
Request tracking numbers, sender or recipient details, addresses, and package references.
Certificates and transcripts
Request names, dates, certificate numbers, qualifications, or visible grades.
Next Steps
Need More Than One Image?
Move from a one-off image to a repeated document workflow when your task grows.
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Extract Multiple Images in Bulk
Apply one field list to multiple images and review each file in extraction history.
Process Images in Bulk02Document Extraction Workflows
Compare single-image, batch, and API approaches for recurring business documents.
Explore Document Data Extraction Workflows03Data Extraction API
Send an image and field names from your application and receive JSON, CSV, or XLSX.
Automate with the Data Extraction APILimits
Image and Result Limitations
- Results depend on image quality. Blur, glare, skew, cropping, and low resolution can reduce accuracy.
- Review important financial, identity, or operational data before using it.
- The web tool accepts image files, including JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP, HEIC, and HEIF.
- PDF upload is not supported by this field extraction tool. Use an image of the page instead.
FAQ
Image Field Extraction FAQ
How do I extract specific fields from an image?
Upload or paste one image, enter each field name, run extraction, and review the returned values.
Can I define my own fields?
Yes. Fields are free-text names that you add one at a time. The tool does not require a preset template or typed JSON schema.
Which image formats are supported?
The uploader accepts JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP, HEIC, and HEIF images. It does not accept PDF files.
Can I export the result to CSV or Excel?
Yes. You can review results on screen, copy one field or all fields, and download CSV or XLSX. The free web tool does not provide a JSON download.
How accurate is image field extraction?
Accuracy varies with image clarity, layout, language, and the requested fields. Blur, glare, skew, and low resolution can reduce accuracy, so verify critical values.
Is the image data extraction tool free?
OCR, table and field extraction share 10 free images per day without signing in. After using them, sign in to continue on the same page with credits. New accounts receive 50 bonus credits. You can buy permanent credits or subscribe; batch processing uses the workspace.
Can I process multiple images at once?
Yes, the signed-in bulk workspace accepts multiple images and applies one field list to the batch. Results are stored per file in extraction history and can be downloaded individually or packaged in a ZIP.