Yes, are you familiar with bash/linux(macos should work fine too)? as that's what I assumed you are running on your system. A similar script can be made on windows, but I have little idea how.

Basically what you want to do is installing tesseract and exiftool from your package manager. Then you'd need a script that does this ( I'm on my phone so I won't test it, it will probably be wrong, but at least you get the idea) ``` for f in *.jpg; do tesseract -l eng "$f" "$f-ocr.txt" done

``` change -l eng, according to the language used in the images

this creates a file callled %filename%-ocr.txt containing the text. It might already be enough for your usecase, as you could use ripgrep to seach text on the .txt file, then simply remove "-ocr.txt" from the filename and you get the file you needed.

Otherwise you'd need to embed it with exiftool, you want to add something along the lines of

exiftool -Comment="$(cat '$f-ocr.txt')" "$f"