PDF Scanner • Document Scanner

About this app

Scan any document in seconds and seamlessly export, share, or email it as a PDF or JPG – all at no cost. This app is designed to be your go-to solution for document management, offering advanced features that are and always will be free. Key Features: • Multi-Page Scanning: Effortlessly scan multiple pages into a single document. • Flexible Document Editing: Rearrange pages before exporting to ensure everything is in order. • Various Export Options: Choose to export or share your document as a single PDF or multiple JPGs. • Easy File Importing: Import image files from your gallery or iCloud Drive, and even open PDFs directly from iCloud. • Smart OCR Technology: Extract text from any page using our state-of-the-art Optical Character Recognition (OCR). • Precision Border Detection: Automatically recognize document edges with options for manual adjustments. • Instant Printing: Print your documents directly from your phone in just a few taps. All-in-One PDF Toolbox: PDF Scanner also includes a built-in PDF toolbox, offering the following powerful tools: • Merge PDFs: Combine two or more PDFs into a single file. • Split PDFs: Divide a PDF into multiple files effortlessly. • Extract Pages: Select and export specific pages from a PDF. • Encrypt PDFs: Add a password to protect sensitive files. • PDF to Long JPG: Convert an entire PDF into one continuous JPG image. • Create Posters: Turn your PDF into a poster by selecting the number of columns. PDF Scanner is built on trusted technology, including OCR support from SwiftyTesseract, available under the MIT license (see details: https://github.com/SwiftyTesseract/SwiftyTesseract). Get scanning with PDF Scanner today – the only scanning app you’ll ever need! Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

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