Scan pages with your camera, or add photos of pages, and combine them into one PDF. On phones, the camera opens right here in the browser (the site is HTTPS, as cameras require). Everything stays on your device — nothing is uploaded.
Your phone is a scanner: photograph each page here and walk away with a single, tidy PDF.
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Turn scans into a PDF: photograph pages with your camera (or add existing images), order them, and build a tidy PDF — pages fitted to A4 by default, straight from your browser.
Three photographed pages of a signed form become one clean A4 PDF on the spot — no scanner, no app install, and nothing uploaded to a “free scanner” server that keeps copies.
Images are embedded into PDF pages with the library every modern tool uses: each photo becomes a full page, centred and scaled to fit A4 (keeping its aspect ratio, never stretched) or at its natural proportions in Original size mode. Camera capture uses your browser’s standard camera access (getUserMedia) — the same permission your browser asks for on any site — and frames are captured on-device only.
No. Capture, assembly and download all happen on your device — the camera frames never touch a server.
The camera angle is baked into the photo. Re-shoot holding the phone parallel to the page, or photograph less, crop more — the tool embeds faithfully rather than warping.
A4 for documents you will print or send officially — uniform, predictable pages. Original size when the images are artwork or screenshots whose proportions matter.
The list is in capture order; remove and re-add a page to move it. For heavy reordering of an existing PDF, Organize PDF’s grid is the tool.
Yes — the upload path is the same tool. Camera capture simply will not find a device, and the status line says so.