Scan to PDF
Capture or choose page photos, rotate and clean them up, then make a PDF.
Private by design
Your inputs stay on your device and are not sent to our servers. Optional usage analytics does not receive your files or tool inputs.
How to use Scan to PDF
Turn camera captures or existing JPG, PNG and WebP photographs into a PDF. Choose the camera on supported phones or select photos, reorder them, rotate each page, and choose a colour or grayscale cleanup.
- Take a page photo or choose existing images. Include all four corners and avoid glare.
- Arrange the pages, rotate as needed, and choose original colour or grayscale cleanup.
- Choose A4, Letter or Fit to image and create the PDF.
A practical example
Combine photographs of a form and two receipts into one three-page scan PDF.
Before you share the result
- This produces image-only pages, without OCR or searchable text. It does not automatically detect edges or deskew.
- Camera capture depends on your browser and device; choosing an existing photo always remains available.
- Up to 20 photos, 30 MB each and 80 MB combined. Images are downsampled to at most two megapixels per page; originals are not changed.
Useful things to know
What are the file limits?
PDF inputs: up to 20 MB and 1,000 pages; interactive editing/signing: up to 200 pages. Scanning: up to 20 photos, 30 MB per photo and 80 MB combined, downsampled to two megapixels per page. Mobile devices may need smaller files.
What should I expect from this tool?
This produces image-only pages, without OCR or searchable text. It does not automatically detect edges or deskew. Camera capture depends on your browser and device; choosing an existing photo always remains available. Up to 20 photos, 30 MB each and 80 MB combined. Images are downsampled to at most two megapixels per page; originals are not changed.