FeaturesTo data
Turn a screenshot of a chart into data you can paste
The numbers are right there on the screen, and still you would have to type them. To data reads them out for you.
Runs on the Sharp tier — 5 credits per run.
What you get back
A table comes back as a markdown table, exactly — same columns, same order, same values, headers included. A chart is read from its axis labels and tick values, one row per data point; when exact values are not printed it estimates from the axis and says so in one line under the whole table, never cell by cell. The same data is then repeated as a fenced CSV block you can paste straight into a spreadsheet, followed by one sentence naming the most striking thing the numbers show.
When to reach for it
A bar chart in a PDF report. A pricing grid on a website. A table in a slide on a call. A dashboard you need in a spreadsheet by lunch. It runs on the Sharp tier — the bigger budget that dense tables and tiny type need to be read correctly.
What leaves your machine
Exactly one image, once, when you press the lens — plus the capture's window title and dimensions, nothing else. It is read by a private model under zero data retention, the answer streams back as text and is saved onto the capture in your local library, and the image is not kept anywhere.
How to use it
- Capture — PrtScn for a region, Alt+PrtScn for a window, Ctrl+PrtScn for the whole screen.
- Pick the lens in Studio. The answer streams in and stays attached to that capture.
- Copy it, rerun it, ask a follow-up, or come back to it later from the Library.
Every lens on every plan
The free plan runs every lens, with a monthly credit allowance and nothing to configure. Capture, editing, redaction, the library and the presenter tools need no account at all.