Turn a photo of a rider into an input list

No PDF, no laptop, just a photo of a printed sheet or a scribble strip. load·in reads the image and builds the same editable record of the show as a typed rider would.

load·in input list and stage plot screen

Steps

  1. Take a clear photo. Good light, the full list in frame, camera roughly square to the page.
  2. Upload the photo in load·in. Choose “Import” and select the image — from your camera roll or straight from the camera.
  3. Review the read. Handwriting and glare can trip any reader — check every line against the photo before trusting it.
  4. Fix and arrange. Correct any misread names, then adjust the stage plot to match the real layout.
  5. Export. PDF/PNG, CSV, or your desk's native file.

Treat the photo read the way you'd treat anyone else's handwriting: check it, don't assume it.

Once the photo read is corrected, the result is identical to a typed list: the same input list, the same stage plot, the same export options.

FAQ

Does handwriting work?

Legible handwriting usually reads correctly; always verify against the photo before a show.

What image formats work?

Standard phone camera photos (JPEG/HEIC/PNG) work directly — no scanning app required.

Is a photo import free?

Yes, photo import and the resulting input list are available on the Free tier.

Try it with your own show

Free covers 3 saved plots, CSV, and native X32/M32 export — no sign-in required.

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