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Scan documents to PDF with your camera or a photo: drag the corners to flatten perspective, clean up to black & white, and combine multiple pages.
Also covers: Scan to PDF · Camera scanner
Use your device's camera, or upload a photo you already took of a document, receipt, or page.
Drag the four corner handles to match the document's edges. It's flattened into a straight-on rectangle, with an optional black & white cleanup.
Repeat for every page of a multi-page document, then combine them into a single PDF.
No — there's no automatic edge detection here. You drag the four corners yourself, which takes a few seconds and works reliably on any background.
Your browser needs permission to use the camera, and it must be served over HTTPS. If it's blocked, check your browser's site settings, or upload a photo instead.
No. The camera feed, the perspective correction, and the PDF are all handled entirely on your device.
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