Scan to PDF
Turn phone photos of a document into a clean, combined PDF, right in your browser.
How it works
- Take a photo with your camera or choose existing image files.
- Pick color, grayscale, or black & white.
- Download one PDF with every photo as its own page, in order.
Does this straighten or crop the photo automatically?
No — each photo is placed on its own page as-is, fitted to the page size. For the cleanest result, hold your phone directly above the document and make sure the whole page is in frame before taking the photo.
What's the difference between grayscale and black & white?
Grayscale keeps every shade of gray, closer to the original photo — good for anything with images or shading. Black & white pushes light areas to pure white and dark areas to pure black, which is what most printed text documents scan best as, and gives the smallest file size.
Can I reorder or remove a page before downloading?
You can remove any photo before converting — tap the ✕ on its thumbnail. Pages come out in the order you added them; add photos one at a time in the order you want if that order matters.
Do I have to use my camera, or can I upload existing photos?
Either — "Take a Photo" opens your device's camera directly, and "Choose Files" lets you pick one or more existing image files from your photo library or computer.
Are my photos uploaded to a server to convert them?
No — everything happens entirely on your device, including the black & white and grayscale processing. Your photos are never uploaded to a server or seen by anyone else.