Scan a document
Use your camera or a photo, drag the corners to fit the page, and get a straightened scan or PDF. Everything stays on your device.
Drag the four corners to the edges of the document.
Use your camera or a photo, drag the corners to fit the page, and get a straightened scan or PDF. Everything stays on your device.
Drag the four corners to the edges of the document.
Scan a document with your phone or laptop camera (or an existing photo), auto-detect the page edges, straighten the perspective, and save it as a clean PDF or JPG. It runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded, so your documents stay on your device.
They're private. The camera capture, edge detection, cropping, and PDF export all happen locally in your browser — no image or file is ever sent to a server.
Yes, it's completely free with no sign-up. Just open the page and start scanning.
Yes. On a phone it opens the rear camera by default, and the corner handles are designed for dragging with your finger. If the camera isn't available, you can upload a photo instead.
Yes. Once you fit the four corners to the page, it applies a perspective transform to warp the page flat and square, removing the angle and background.
Colour keeps the original image, Grayscale removes colour, and Black & white applies an adaptive threshold for a high-contrast, paper-like scan that's ideal for text documents.
Yes. "Save as PDF" opens the export screen where you can set the page size, rename the file, and download it as a PDF, or you can grab a JPG directly.