Capture or import
Camera scanning, multi-page capture, photo imports, and iCloud files enter the same workflow.
My PDF Scanner brings capture, import, crop, filters, OCR, signatures, folders, batch actions, and password protection into one mobile workflow.


Workflow
Users do not need to learn a pile of tools first. They simply follow the next step in the scanning workflow.
Camera scanning, multi-page capture, photo imports, and iCloud files enter the same workflow.
Crop edges, fix perspective, apply filters, and reduce noise so paper becomes archive-ready.
Use folders, search, sorting, and batch actions to keep contracts, IDs, notes, and receipts in order.
Export PDF, JPG, TXT, or Word files, then merge, share, or move multiple scans when needed.
Core features
PDF Scanner does more than take a photo. It turns paper into documents you can edit, organize, and share.
Capture
Camera, multi-page scanning, photos, and iCloud files all start from one document entry.

Edit
From borders and perspective to filters, turn paper into pages ready to keep.

File
Scans do not disappear into the camera roll. They stay in a document library built for follow-up work.

Screens
The screens show the scanning, importing, managing, and protection flows users actually see in the app.
Add in-app access protection when needed
Move, export, merge, or delete selected files
Main
Scan, import, and organize in one file library


Start multi-page scanning from the camera

Bring existing material into the scan workflow
Why it works
Basic scanners solve the first step: take a picture. PDF Scanner continues through import, editing, filing, protection, and export.
Pro
Basic scanning stays lightweight. Pro unlocks OCR, batch workflows, protection tools, and advanced export.
FAQ
No. It covers capture, photo import, iCloud file import, page editing, OCR, folder management, export, and sharing.
Imported PDFs can be renamed, shared, moved, deleted, and protected in the app. Crop, filters, cleanup, and signature editing are mainly for image-based scans.
No. In-app password protection controls access inside the app. Exported files are not automatically encrypted because of it.
Ready for paperwork