We’re still using the same API call to the OCR service, so there won’t be any changes in text extraction. However, this update enhances the security of the API keys, and we strongly recommend everyone update the plugin!
The only changes you’ll need to make are to add the API key in the plugin settings and replace the previous action with the new one.
Please let us know if you have any further questions!
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The extracted text from the image comes as the result of the “Extract Text” action. To simply save the result, you can set them as a custom state.
To explain more, as you mentioned you’re new to this, the “Extract Text” action can return information. After adding the extract action to the workflow, you can add a "Set State of an Element” action. In this new action, select a custom state you created. When setting the value of the custom state, you’ll have an additional dynamic option: “Result of step X”. Choose what information you want to set to the custom states like this example.
You can also check our demo page to see how the extracted text is saved
Let us know if you have any other questions or concerns!
Good question! The extracted text is a list, but if you’re seeing :count as 1, it likely means that the OCR engine returned the entire text as a single list item instead of breaking it into multiple lines.
To retrieve a specific line, you can try:
Splitting the text manually – Use :split by (\n) to separate the lines if they were returned as one item. Getting a specific line – Once split, use :item #3 to get the 3rd line, for example. Retrieving the last line – :last item will get the final line from the list.
You can also test different images and setups on our demo page here: OCR Test Page