Capture paper documents, receipts, or whiteboards with your camera. Auto-detect edges, fix perspective, and export a clean multi-page PDF — entirely in your browser.
Page coming out crooked or the wrong color? Read how to straighten a scanned page or how to scan in grayscale.
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The core task does not require an account.
Scan to PDF turns your phone or laptop camera into a document scanner. Instead of a flat photo with a crooked angle, it detects the edges of the paper, corrects the perspective so the page looks flat and rectangular, and applies a scan-style filter to the result.
Scan to PDF is a browser-based tool that lets you use your camera to scan documents into a PDF. Choose JPG or PNG, use the controls above to configure the result, then download or use the resulting PDF. The core workflow runs locally in your browser without an application document-processing request. See formats, limits, and processing.
Scan to PDF turns your phone or laptop camera into a document scanner. Instead of a flat photo with a crooked angle and a distracting background, it detects the edges of the paper, corrects the perspective so the page looks flat and rectangular, and applies a scan-style filter — producing a page that looks like it came from a real flatbed scanner.
You can capture multiple pages in one session, reorder them, and export them as one PDF. Camera capture, edge detection, perspective correction, and PDF creation run locally in your browser without an application document-processing request.
Common ways people use this tool in real documents and day-to-day workflows.
Scan physical forms, certificates, or handwritten notes into a clean PDF for submission or storage.
Turn paper receipts and signed contracts into PDFs for expense tracking and recordkeeping on the go.
Capture whiteboards, printed instructions, or paperwork on-site and share a PDF immediately.
Digitize mail, letters, or official documents using only a phone camera — no scanner hardware needed.
Use your camera to scan documents into a PDF.
Accepts JPG or PNG and produces PDF. No fixed application limit; practical capacity depends on camera resolution, browser memory, and device performance
Core tool with browser-based document processing.
Tap "Open Camera" and point it at the document. A guide frame helps you keep the page in view.
Capture the page, then use auto-detect or drag the 4 corner handles to select exactly the document edges. Perspective is corrected automatically.
Scan as many pages as you need, reorder them if necessary, then export one multi-page PDF.
Confirm that your file is supported and understand how this tool handles document data.
Camera capture, edge detection, perspective correction, and PDF generation all happen on your device — photos are never sent to a server.
Open this comparison if you are deciding between the browser workflow and a manual process.
Take a photo of a document and live with the crooked angle and background.
Edges are auto-detected and perspective-corrected so the page looks flat and scanned.
Buy or borrow a flatbed scanner just to digitize a few pages.
Turn your phone or laptop camera into a scanner — no hardware needed.
Combine separate photos into one document using another app.
Capture multiple pages in one session and export them as a single multi-page PDF.
Use your camera to scan documents into a PDF Return to the tool above to choose your file, or browse the complete PDF toolkit for another task.
