No scanner at home, but need a clean digital copy of a form or receipt? Open this on your phone, snap photos page by page, and get back one properly enhanced PDF, no app download required.
Black & White Document works best for text-only pages: sharpest text, smallest file. Grayscale keeps more shading detail. Color stays close to the original photo, useful when the source has meaningful color in it.
Scanning a rental agreement, an ID card, or a handwritten note while out and about, with no scanner in sight, just a phone camera and a couple of taps.
On desktop it lets you choose existing photo files instead of opening a camera, so you can still build a multi-page PDF from photos you've already taken.
Yes, capture or select as many as you need; each becomes a separate page in the final PDF, in order.
Black & White for text-only pages, Grayscale for more shading detail, Color when the original's color matters.
No, capturing, enhancing, and assembling the PDF all happen locally on your device.
Yes, capture pages one at a time and they'll all combine into a single multi-page PDF when you're done.
Color keeps the image close to as-captured with a light contrast boost, Grayscale converts to black-and-white tones, and Black & White pushes text toward pure black-and-white for the sharpest, smallest-file document scans.
Yes, on desktop you can choose existing photo files instead of capturing live — the same enhancement and multi-page combination still applies.