How to use it
- Tap “Take photo” and photograph the page from above, or pick photos you already took with “Choose from gallery”.
- Check the four corner circles. They snap to the page edges on their own; drag any that are off, then tap “Done”.
- Pick a look: “Document” (black & white, smallest file), “Colour” for stamps and photos, “Grayscale” or “Original”. Rotate the page if it's sideways.
- Add the next page with “Take photo” or “From gallery”. Tap a thumbnail to edit it, and use the arrows to change the order.
- Choose A4 or Fit and the margin, tap “Create PDF”, check the file size, then tap “Download PDF”.
A scanner in your browser
Most online forms want documents as a PDF, but a phone photo of a page is crooked, has a table around it and a grey, shadowy background. This tool does what scanner apps do, without installing one: it finds the four corners of the page, corrects the angle so the page becomes a straight rectangle again, evens out the light so the paper turns white, and puts every page into a single PDF in the order you choose.
What students and job seekers scan most
- Marksheets and certificates — 10th and 12th marksheets, degree certificates, caste, income, domicile and EWS certificates for admissions, scholarships and document verification.
- Aadhaar and PAN — for bank KYC, a new SIM, a scholarship portal or an exam form. Photograph the front and the back; each becomes its own page of the same PDF.
- Handwritten assignments and notes — the “Document” look turns blue or black ink on ruled paper into clean black text on white, and keeps the file small enough to upload or send on WhatsApp.
- Forms you filled by hand — application forms, affidavits, rent agreements and declarations that have to be signed on paper and then uploaded.
Which look should you choose?
| Look | Best for |
|---|---|
| Document (black & white) | Printed pages, notes and forms. Pure white paper and dark text, and the smallest file: a page of text is usually well under 100 KB. |
| Colour (enhanced) | Certificates with coloured stamps and seals, blue-ink signatures, Aadhaar and other cards with photos. |
| Grayscale | Pencil work, drawings and pages with photos where colour doesn't matter. Paper is whitened, shades are kept. |
| Original | Exactly what the camera saw, only cropped and straightened. |
Tips for a clean scan
- Lay the page on a darker surface — a bedsheet, a wooden table or the floor. The edges are then easy to find.
- Use daylight or a bright room and keep the flash off: flash leaves a white glare spot, especially on laminated cards.
- Hold the phone flat above the page. A small tilt is fine — it is corrected — but a page photographed from far to the side loses sharpness at the far edge.
- Keep your own shadow and the phone's shadow off the page; stand with the light in front of you, not behind.
- White paper on a white table? The edges may not be found automatically. Just drag the four circles onto the corners — the magnifier shows exactly where they are.
Size limits on forms
Many portals cap uploads at 200 KB, 500 KB or 1 MB. The tool shows the size of every page and of the finished PDF before you download it. Black-and-white pages are the smallest. If the PDF is still too large, shrink it with Compress PDF. Need to add another PDF, like a downloaded e-certificate? Join them with Merge PDF. Photos that are already cropped can go straight into JPG to PDF.
Your documents stay on your phone
Everything — finding the page, straightening, the filters and building the PDF — runs inside your browser. Your photos are never uploaded, and nothing is stored after you close the page.