From an image to a practice list
Start with a photo of the spelling words you already have
Start with the spelling words you already have in a printed list, photo, or screenshot. Review the recognised words before saving, then use the checked list for practice.
Snap Spell
Can I scan a spelling list and practise it?
Yes. A scan or imported image is the starting point, not a guarantee that every word is right. Check the recognised words before saving the list, then use that same checked list for listening or spelling practice.
Choose the material already in front of you
Use the format that holds the spelling words now. The point is to start from the list, not to create a general document archive.
A printed or handwritten page
Use Scan Words when the list is on a page in front of you.
A saved image or screenshot
Use Import Photos when the spelling words are already in an image.
Words you can select as text
Use the custom-list path to paste or type the words instead.
Check the words before saving
Treat the recognised list as something to review. Correct a spelling, remove an extra word, or add a missing word before saving so the practice list reflects the words you actually need.
Use the checked list for practice
After saving, the list is ready for a practice round. The same words can be used in either of the current modes.
Practice Together
One person plays each word while the learner spells it aloud or on paper.
Solo Test
Snap Spell reads each word and checks the spelling the learner types.
Keep the list in view
Return to the saved words when you want another round of practice.
Keep the next step clear
After starting from an image, check the words before saving and then choose the practice mode that fits the next round.
Questions about starting from a spelling-list image
Can I begin with a screenshot?
Yes. Import the image, then review and edit the recognised words before saving the list.
Why check the list after scanning?
Checking lets you correct, remove, or add words before practice starts with the saved list.
How can a learner use paper?
Use Practice Together when one person should play each word while the learner writes or spells it aloud.
Have the spelling list in an image?
Start from the list you have, check the words, then use the saved list for practice.
Continue with the next task
Add a list another way
Paste, type, or organise the spelling words you already have.
Use the list for dictation
Hear a word, type the spelling, then check it.
Have the list read aloud
Use a prepared list when you want to hear each word.
Practise the current word list
Continue with a list that is ready for a practice round.
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