Only Trusted Photo to Scanned PDF
Photograph a page, drag the corners onto it, and get a flat, clean PDF scan. Shadows are flattened, paper goes white, and there is no watermark. Your photos never leave this device.
Drop photos of pages here, or tap to choose
JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC from your phone. Add as many pages as you like.
B&W rescues most bad photos: shadows drop out and text goes solid black.
Drag each corner onto the corner of the page. The magnifier shows exactly where the point will land.
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The corners are a suggestion, the scan is yours
The tool studies each photo and suggests four corners, then you confirm or drag them. Nothing is committed until the corners are where you put them, which is why a photo our guess gets wrong still scans perfectly: drag the handles, use the magnifier, done.
Straightening is a true perspective warp, and the clean look comes from measuring the light itself: the page's lighting is estimated from a heavily blurred copy and divided out, so a shadow across the page flattens instead of printing as a grey slab. Colour keeps stamps and handwriting in colour; B&W thresholds against that same local light, so text sitting on a shadow's edge survives. The finished PDF is reopened and its first page rendered on this device before the download appears, the same check a careful person would do by eye.
Photos that scan well
Put the page on a surface darker than the paper (a wooden table beats a white bedsheet), shoot straight down with the whole page in frame, and use the brightest even light you have. Avoid your own shadow falling across the page. If the result still looks grey, switch the page to B&W and raise the strength a little. A corner pinned to the photo's edge usually means that corner was cut off in the photo; retake it with a margin around the page.
Questions
Does the PDF carry a watermark?
No. There is no watermark, no page counter and no branding on your scan, ever. Scanner apps stamp their name on free scans; this tool exists partly so you never have to send a job application or a contract with someone else's logo on it.
How good is the result compared with a scanner app?
On a clear photo (page flat, decent light, a background darker than the paper) the result is close: corners straightened, lighting flattened, paper white. Apps with years of tuning still win on dim, shadow-striped photos. If a scan looks grey, retake the photo with more light and a darker surface under the page; the B&W look rescues most bad cases.
Can it fix a curved book page?
Only partly. The corner fix assumes the page is flat, so a page curling into a book spine keeps some bend. Press the page as flat as you can, or scan single sheets, for a fully straight result.
Why did the corner guess miss my page?
The guess looks for the page's edges. A white page on a white bedsheet has no visible edges for any detector, ours included. Put the page on a darker surface and the guess usually lands; either way you can drag every corner into place by hand, and the magnifier helps you land it exactly.
Are my photos uploaded anywhere?
No. The photos are read, straightened and turned into a PDF entirely in your browser. Close the tab and everything is gone. The finished PDF is also checked on this device, by reopening it and rendering its first page, before the download is offered.
How do I keep the PDF under a size limit?
Set the optional maximum size in the export panel (many college and government portals ask for 200 KB or 500 KB). The tool lowers quality step by step until the PDF fits. If even the smallest settings cannot reach your number, it tells you the smallest size it could make instead of silently missing the target.