Use your webcam or phone camera to capture paper documents, or import existing photos. Apply document filters, adjust brightness and contrast, reorder or rotate pages, and create one multi-page PDF in your browser.
Practical limits: up to 50 pages, 20 MB per image and 100 MB total per session. Large images may use significant browser memory. Output pages are image-based; OCR and perspective cropping are not included.
Process and convert your documents in seconds without downloading third-party software or creating an account.
Allow camera access to capture a page, or use Import Photos to add JPEG, PNG or WebP images.
Choose an image filter, adjust brightness and contrast, then reorder, rotate or remove pages.
Choose paper size, orientation, margins and JPEG quality, then generate and download your multi-page PDF.
Capture pages with a camera or import photos, make basic image adjustments, and export a single PDF.
Capture document pages from a supported webcam or phone camera. Camera access requires permission and a secure browser context.
Add supported JPEG, PNG or WebP images from your device and combine them into one PDF.
Choose B&W, auto-contrast, grayscale or original color, then fine-tune brightness and contrast.
Reorder pages, rotate a page by 90 degrees or remove pages before exporting.
Export to A4, US Letter, Legal or a page size based on each image, with portrait, landscape or automatic orientation.
Choose a JPEG compression level that balances image detail and output file size.
Add your document images, arrange them in the order you need, choose page settings and export a PDF. The result contains image-based pages.
Use a modern browser with JavaScript enabled. Camera capture requires HTTPS (or localhost) and permission; photo import is available when camera access is unavailable.
The supplied tool code processes selected images and creates the PDF in the browser. The page loads PDF-Lib and other website assets from external sources, so it still makes network requests for dependencies.
The supplied JavaScript reads selected image files in the browser and creates the PDF locally. External libraries and website assets still load over the network.
Image data is held in browser memory while the page is open. The tool code does not call a document conversion API. Browser extensions, the browser itself and other site scripts are outside this tool's control.
Do not use this page for documents that require a guaranteed security boundary. The page loads third-party dependencies and does not provide a formal security certification.
Each scanned page is placed into the PDF as a JPEG image. The output is suitable for viewing and printing, but it is not searchable OCR text and does not preserve the original document's editable structure.
Follow these steps to capture or import pages, improve their appearance and create a multi-page PDF.
Practical workflow
Start the camera and allow access, or choose Import Photos to use existing images. Camera access generally requires HTTPS or localhost and a user permission decision.
Practical workflow
Choose a filter for the document type, then adjust brightness and contrast. These settings are applied when the thumbnails are refreshed and when the PDF is generated.
Practical workflow
Use the page tray to move pages left or right, rotate a page by 90 degrees, or delete an unwanted page. Choose A4, US Letter, Legal or Fit to Image.
Practical workflow
Choose a file name and quality setting, then select Save & Download PDF. The output pages contain processed raster images rather than editable source text.
Important before sharing or printing
The scanner creates a PDF with one processed image per page. It does not convert image text into selectable text or preserve the original editable document structure.
Create a portable PDF from paper pages, receipts, notes, forms and existing document photos.
Capture receipts and combine them into a PDF for expense records.
Turn completed paper forms into image-based PDFs for sharing.
Capture handwritten notes and reorder pages into one study document.
Create PDFs from signed paper documents, letters and printed records.
Digitize bills, notices and household paperwork with a phone camera.
Combine existing document photos into one multi-page PDF.
Camera permissions, unsupported images, large files and browser memory can affect scanning. These checks can help resolve common problems.
The browser has not granted camera access, or the page is not running in a secure context.
Open the page over HTTPS, check the browser's site permissions and choose Retry Camera. You can also use Import Photos.
The device may not have a camera, another application may be using it, or the browser may not expose the device.
Reconnect the camera, close other camera apps, refresh the page and retry. Import Photos is an alternative.
The file may not be JPEG, PNG or WebP, or it may exceed the tool's size limit.
Choose a supported image format and try smaller files. Make sure the image opens correctly on your device.
High-resolution photos and high JPEG quality can produce large PDF files.
Choose Medium or Compact quality, reduce the number of pages, or resize source photos before importing.
The source image may have a different orientation from the other pages.
Use the page's rotate button in the tray. Each click rotates the page by 90 degrees clockwise.
Large images require substantial memory when decoded, filtered and embedded in the PDF.
Use fewer or smaller images, close unused tabs and avoid processing a large photo batch on a low-memory device.
Batch Conversion Available: You can drop multiple SCAN files into the workspace simultaneously to convert them in a single click, saving you dozens of minutes of repetitive manual exports.
Answers about camera access, photo imports, page order, image filters and PDF output.
Open this page over HTTPS, allow camera access, position the document in the viewfinder and capture each page. Arrange the pages, choose your PDF settings and select Save & Download PDF.
Yes. Select Import Photos and add JPEG, PNG or WebP images from your device. The imported images appear in the page tray and can be reordered before export.
Yes. Capture or import multiple images, arrange their order in the page tray and generate one PDF containing all selected pages.
You can rotate a page in 90-degree steps, reorder it, delete it, and apply B&W, auto-contrast, grayscale or color adjustments. This version does not provide perspective cropping or OCR.
No. Each output page is an image embedded in the PDF. The tool does not run OCR, so text in the scanned image is not searchable or selectable.
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