Tag Archives: Code Tip

Adjusting Image Tones to Improve OCR Results

Posted on 2019-01-09 by Nick Villalobos

Tonal range is an important attribute of an image, especially photographs, when trying to improve OCR results. Tonal range is the range of tones between the lightest and darkest areas of an image and is also known as contrast. An … Continue reading →

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Code Tip: Converting PDF, IBM FileNet P8, Wang, and LEAD Annotations

Posted on 2018-09-25 by Greg

Annotations are an important part of many document and medical imaging workflows. They allow users to mark up images with various shapes, notes, highlights, and redactions without having to permanently alter the image or document itself. One difficulty developers face … Continue reading →

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Create a QR Code from OCR Results

Posted on 2018-09-11 by Greg

We take great pride in the fact that LEADTOOLS is truly a comprehensive imaging SDK. We developed LEADTOOLS with the mindset that we want it to be a one-stop-shop for imaging. There are many applications, especially in the document imaging … Continue reading →

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Convert Files to PDF on Linux using PHP and LEADTOOLS Cloud Services

Posted on 2018-08-13 by Greg

Last month we introduced LEADTOOLS Cloud Services, a brand-new product offering from LEADTOOLS, the World Leader in Imaging SDKs. We highlighted its OCR, Barcode, and Document Conversion features, and how to use the services in a Node.js application. In this … Continue reading →

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LEADTOOLS Document Viewer for Angular, Express and Electron JavaScript Frameworks

Posted on 2018-08-02 by Greg

JavaScript frameworks. Love them, hate them, or die on a digital hill proclaiming the wonders of the newest and most cleverly named prefix to “JS,” they all just boil down to something to help you build a web application. Thankfully, … Continue reading →

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