Optical Character Recognition (OCR) in Python
OpenCV, Tesseract, EasyOCR and EAST applied to images and videos! Create your own OCR from scratch using Deep Learning!
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) in Python is an online course from Udemy in Python. It is structured in 13 modules with 7 stated learning outcomes, over 13 hours. It costs ₹469, certificate included. Learners rate it 4.9/5 from 453 ratings on Udemy, with 4.8K enrolled.
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Course highlights
| Provider | Udemy |
| Duration | 13 hours |
| Level | All Levels |
| Mode | Self-paced |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes — shareable certificate |
| Instructor | Jones Granatyr |
| Rating | 4.9★ (453 reviews) |
| Learners | 4.8K |
| Price | ₹469 ₹3,289 |
What you’ll learn
Level and time commitment
What this course covers
13 modulesThe 13-part outline Udemy publishes for this course, across 13 hours.
Module 1 · Introduction
Module 2 · OCR with Tesseract
Module 3 · Techniques for image pre-processing
Module 4 · OCR with EAST for natural scenes
Module 5 · Training a custom OCR
Module 6 · Natural scenarios with EasyOCR
Module 7 · OCR in videos
Module 8 · Project 1: Searching for specific terms
Module 9 · Project 2: Scanner + OCR
Module 10 · Project 3: License plate reading
Module 11 · Extra content 1: artificial neural networks
Module 12 · Extra content 2: convolutional neural networks
Module 13 · Final remarks
What learners rate it
Rated 4.9/5 by 453 learners on Udemy (checked 6 Oct 2026).
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Common questions
How much does Optical Character Recognition (OCR) in Python cost?
It is listed at ₹469 on Udemy, last checked 6 October 2026. Course prices change and providers run discounts, so treat this as the list price and confirm on the provider page.
Does Optical Character Recognition (OCR) in Python come with a certificate?
Yes — Udemy lists a certificate on completion. It is a course certificate, not a formal qualification or university credit.
How long does Optical Character Recognition (OCR) in Python take?
Udemy lists it at 13 hours. It is self-paced, so that is the volume of material rather than a deadline — how long it actually takes depends on the hours you put in each week.
Is Optical Character Recognition (OCR) in Python suitable for beginners?
Udemy lists it as suitable for all levels, so beginners and people brushing up work through the same material.
What does Optical Character Recognition (OCR) in Python cover?
It is organised into 13 modules, starting with Introduction and going on to OCR with Tesseract, Techniques for image pre-processing, OCR with EAST for natural scenes, Training a custom OCR, among others. The full outline is on this page.
Who teaches Optical Character Recognition (OCR) in Python?
Jones Granatyr, as listed by Udemy.