CyberScribe is a modern tool that converts images into PDFs and audio files with a stylish neon design. It’s quick, easy to use, and built to help everyone access content in different formats. We wanted to create a helpful app with a cool look, making it simple to turn images into something readable or listenable.

What It Does

Image to PDF: Turns pictures into PDFs with a font that’s easy for people with dyslexia.

Text to Audio: Pulls text from images and reads it aloud.

Fast: Gets the job done in just a few seconds.

Neon Look

How We Built It

Backend: Used Flask in Python to run it, Azure Computer Vision to read text, FPDF for PDFs, and gTTS for audio.

Frontend: Designed it with HTML and CSS, added JavaScript for previews and effects.

Tools: Saved our work with Git and got help from openAI tools for coding and fixes.

How to Set It Up

Get the Code:

git clone https://github.com/sang773/panthers.docx.git
cd panthers.docx

Set Up a Virtual Environment:

python -m venv venv
.\venv\Scripts\activate # Windows
source venv/bin/activate # Mac/Linux

Install the Tools:

pip install flask azure-cognitiveservices-vision-computervision msrest python-dotenv fpdf gtts

Add Your Keys:

AZURE_ENDPOINT= # Write your End point AZURE_KEY= # Write your key

How to Use It

Start the App:

python app.py

Open It:

Go to the link that you get after running the program in your browser.

Upload an Image:

Choose a picture, see the preview, and convert it to PDF or audio.

Output Examples:

What We Learned

How to use Flask, connect to Azure, and design a nice webpage. Learned Git basics and how to fix problems.

What’s Next

Add support for more languages and audio options. Put it online so anyone can try it.

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