Encountered text baked into an infographic, a code snippet inside a YouTube tutorial, an HTML5 canvas chart, or a site with right-click disabled? Here is how to copy it instantly.
On the modern web, content is increasingly rendered in non-standard formats that your browser cursor cannot highlight:
Infographics, diagrams, scanned PDFs, screenshots, and receipts are composed of pixel arrays, not DOM characters.
Code walkthroughs, lecture slides, and presentations on YouTube, Loom, or Coursera cannot be selected with a mouse.
Many documentation and paywalled portals use user-select: none or JavaScript event blockers like contextmenu to prevent copying.
Figma mockups, interactive charts (Chart.js, D3), and games render directly to a graphics buffer with zero selectable HTML text nodes.
Most people take a screenshot and upload it to a free online OCR site. Those third-party cloud servers store your uploaded images on their disks — exposing company passwords, customer data, and internal code. GoFully runs a compiled WebAssembly model (Tesseract Wasm) completely inside your browser memory. No server ever receives your pixels.
Click the GoFully icon or press the shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+A on Windows / Cmd+Shift+A on Mac).
Drag a box over the image, video frame, chart, or protected text.
In the result bar, click the OCR button. The on-device engine extracts all readable characters, preserves spacing, and copies the clean text to your clipboard.
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