Detailed instructions:



Turn all or some of 3000 images portrait (writing) side up. The images are of mixed orientation (landscape or portrait). Two sample images are at the top of the page.

You can write a script to turn most of them right side up, manual is also possible.



Once the images are turned writing side side up (portrait),

Automatically submit them to google OCR (optical character recognition)for reading (automatically, like with a script) to make a text file. https://business.tutsplus.com/tutorials/how-to-ocr-documents-for-free-in-google-drive--cms-20460



The text file can be one [image plus text] page at a time or 11 or 20 [images plus text] at one page.



Then I would like to automatically place them at a google sites webpage with the original image(s) next to the new text that goes with those images. This can be done with a script or manually.



That is the job. I would like to pay $200 for however many parts or all of it you can do.

I would like to have a copy of any scripts you write.



If you are a native English speaker this may make sense to you, if you are not a native English speaker it is not important.

I have about 3000 imaged notebook pages that I have jpg images of. Google OCR is able to partially translate them even though they are in handwriting and I would like you to use Google’s OCR feature to translate them into computer readable text,
optimally automatically, and place the text next to the original image at my google sites website. Each of these [text+image] webpages should have 11-20 images on them and whatever text is produced from scanning the images. If you upload to the website
you are welcome to make it one image, one text area per webpage. This is so that people reaching the text via a google search can click to reach the website and read the actual JPG of the notebook page.

If that is too much for you, just part of the job is possible, or writing a script to do part of the job is also possible. I am most interested in what is likely automatically OCRing the images and putting the text next to the images at an HTML file.
Part 2 is uploading all the standalone image-with-text HTML files to a website and I can do that.

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