Letra is a new utility designed for macOS that solves a common frustration for users: the inability to copy text from images, videos, or restricted interface elements. By leveraging advanced screen capture and optical character recognition (OCR) technology, Letra allows users to select and copy text that the system would normally block. This tool is particularly useful for professionals and students who frequently need to extract information from presentations, non-selectable web elements, or media files. The application integrates seamlessly into the macOS environment, providing a quick and efficient way to bridge the gap between visual content and editable text. By simplifying the workflow of data extraction, Letra aims to save time and increase productivity for Mac users who deal with diverse digital assets on a daily basis. The product is currently available for discovery and download via Product Hunt.
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