Passport and ID card OCR, with machine-readable zone checks
Read passports, ID cards and visas into labelled fields, in Arabic and English, with the passport's machine-readable lines proved by their own check digits.
The problem
- Typing names and numbers from IDs by hand is slow and error-prone.
- Arabic names, Latin transliterations and numbers sit side by side on the same card.
- One misread digit in a passport number can derail a visa or a contract.
How LexaOCR handles it
- The document type is recognised and the page is returned as label and value fields.
- The two machine-readable lines of a passport are checked with the ICAO check-digit rules; a single misread digit is corrected when the check proves it.
- Arabic and English text are read separately, each in its own direction.
What you get
- Labelled fields you can copy
- A verified machine-readable zone
- A Word file laid out like the card
Questions
Are my ID documents stored?
Only in your private account, encrypted, and deleted automatically after the retention period, or immediately when you delete them.
Which passports work?
Any passport with the standard two-line machine-readable zone, plus Arabic and English ID cards and visas.
Try it on one page
The quality check is free, and nothing is read until you confirm.