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Document Scanner

Turn ordered document photos into a multi-page image-based PDF without uploading them.

Images to PDF

Document Scanner

Local processing active

This creates a clean image-based PDF. It does not claim automatic perspective correction or OCR.

Page order

SCAN

Add photos, arrange them, and create one PDF.

The practical guide

Build a clean multi-page PDF from document photos.

Add photographs or screenshots of pages, arrange their order, rotate them, and create a PDF whose pages preserve the chosen image appearance.

01

Prepare and order pages

Add up to the stated local limit, remove mistakes, move pages into sequence, and rotate sideways photos before export.

02

Choose paper and enhancement

Use A4, US Letter, or image-fit pages. Optional grayscale enhancement can improve contrast but does not perform perspective correction.

03

Add OCR only when needed

The scanner creates an image-based PDF. Run OCR PDF afterward when you need searchable or selectable text, then compress the result if file size matters.

Privacy by architecture

Your files and tool inputs stay in your browser.

The selected files, inputs, settings, and outputs are processed in this page and are not uploaded to any server.

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

Does this scan directly from my camera?

The tool accepts browser-readable document photos; you can take them with your device camera first and then choose them.

Is the result searchable?

Not automatically. The created PDF contains page images; use OCR PDF to add a searchable English text layer.

Can I create more than one page?

Yes. Add and arrange multiple document images before creating the PDF.

Does it correct perspective or page edges?

No. It supports ordering, rotation, page sizing, and optional grayscale enhancement, not automatic perspective correction.