Turn a photo into a scanned PDF.
Photograph a document, drag the four corners onto its edges, and get a high-resolution, perspective-corrected page — color, grayscale or high-contrast black & white. Add as many pages as you need, then export one PDF. Everything runs on your device; no photo or file is ever uploaded anywhere.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I scan a document to PDF in my browser?
Photograph the document (or upload a photo), drag the four corners onto its edges, and the tool perspective-corrects and enhances it, then assembles one or more pages into a PDF you download. Everything happens in your browser. It needs Pro, $5/month or $40/year.
Does the document get uploaded to a server?
No. Scan to PDF runs entirely client-side — the perspective correction, enhancement and PDF assembly all happen in your browser, and the image is never sent to a server. That makes it well suited to sensitive documents.
Can I scan multiple pages into one PDF?
Yes. Add each page in turn — photograph, crop and enhance it — and they are combined into a single high-resolution multi-page PDF you can reorder before exporting.
What enhancement modes are available?
Colour (keeps the original), greyscale, and a high-contrast black-and-white mode that makes text pages look like a clean office scan. Pick per page depending on whether the source is a photo, a receipt or a printed document.
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