DigitalSkyConverter

 You've probably run into this before: a screenshot with text you need  a quote, an error message, a snippet of code  but there's no way to select and copy it directly. That's exactly what OCR (Optical Character Recognition) tools solve, turning the text inside your screenshot into text you can actually copy and use. Why Screenshots Don't Have Selectable Text  A screenshot is just an image  a flat picture of your screen. Even though the text looks readable, the image itself has no underlying text data, which is why you can't highlight or copy it directly like you would with a webpage or document. Step-by-Step: Extracting Text from a Screenshot  Take or locate your screenshot  Make sure the text is clear and not cut off. Upload the screenshot to a free OCR tool. Let the tool scan and process the image  this usually takes just a few seconds. Review the extracted text against the original screenshot, checking for any misread characters. Copy the text...

 Every social media platform has its own character limit, and going even one character over can mean your post gets cut off or rejected entirely. Instead of guessing or counting manually, a character counter tool shows you exactly where you stand before you hit publish. Common Social Media Character Limits  Twitter/X   280 characters for a standard post. Instagram captions  Up to 2,200 characters, though only the first couple of lines show before "more." LinkedIn posts   Up to 3,000 characters, with the first few lines visible before a "see more" cutoff. Facebook posts  Technically allows much longer text, but posts over 400-500 characters tend to get truncated in the feed. Meta descriptions (for SEO)   Typically kept under 160 characters to display fully in Google search results. Why Character Count Matters Beyond Just Limits  Even when a platform technically allows more characters, shorter posts often perform better because they'r...