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ImgProof uses AI analyze image files for spelling and grammar mistakes

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ImgProof uses AI analyze image files for spelling and grammar mistakes

Hi, HN I want to show off a tool I've been working on that aims to automate the proofreading process of image graphics, scanned documents, or any image file containing text by finding and correcting spelling and grammar mistakes. There's still room for improvement having to do with fine-tuning and finding the right sensitivity preferences when it comes to the OCR, but would love to get early feedback.

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