Turn photos of paper into a clean scan PDF with no watermark.
Add photos from your phone or computer, straighten each page by moving four corners, pick a filter, and download one PDF. No account, no app, no logo or code stamped on your pages. Your photos stay on your device.
How it works
Pick photos of your pages, or take them with your phone camera. Move pages up or down to set the order.
The tool guesses the page edges. Drag the corners if it is off. The page is flattened to a rectangle.
Choose a filter, then make one PDF with every page. It is made on your device.
Questions
Is anything stamped on my pages?
No. The free version adds no watermark, no logo and no code. The free version is limited to 10 pages per PDF and 1800 pixels on the long side, and has no ID card layout.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. Photos are opened and turned into a PDF in your browser on your device. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Does it recognise the text?
No. The PDF holds pictures of your pages, so the text cannot be searched or copied.
What do the filters do?
Clean colour evens out shadows and lightens the paper while keeping colour. Black and white turns each page into black ink on white paper, good for text. Grey keeps shades of grey. Auto contrast stretches the tones. Original keeps the straightened photo as it is.
Which photo types work?
JPG, PNG and WebP. If your phone saves photos as HEIC, change its camera setting to most compatible, or convert them first.
Why are my pages cut off or bent?
The edge finder is a guess that works best on a light page on a darker table. Move the four corners to the page corners and the result updates.