imgProof

Proofreading text that lives inside images is the job imgProof is built around. imgProof is an AI proofreading tool that reads the text in an image file, checks it for spelling and grammar mistakes, and suggests a correction for each one.

Think banners, social graphics, slides or ads, anywhere a typo gets baked into the artwork and nobody catches it until it ships.

The corrections come back as sticky notes, so you see each flagged mistake and its suggested fix in a format that is quick to scan instead of a wall of marked-up text.

That keeps review simple for designers and the people who sign off on their work.

The pitch is practical.

Graphics proofreading is often done by eye, one file at a time, and imgProof digitizes that step so it costs less time and less money.

Because it combines OCR with spell checking and grammar checking, it fits a different spot than a normal writing assistant, which expects you to paste in plain text.

If your errors hide in pictures rather than documents, this is the kind of checker to try.