@daelba @KathyReid I also recommend #OCR4all. While e-Scriptorium runs on the kraken engine, OCR4all, uses Calamari. Once you have training data in e-Scriptorium, you can also potentially use them to train models in OCR4all. Depending on your discipline, the existing models for e-Scriptorium are 'better' than those for OCR4all or vice-versa, but both tools are highly recommended.

