"Scanner Pro is perhaps the best app for quickly scanning and saving a digital version of a paper document." - New York Times.
Scanner Pro transforms your iPhone and iPad into portable scanners. It allows you to scan receipts, whiteboards, paper notes, or any multipage document.
This is one of the best and most popular apps on the market for iOS mobile scanning… First time free.
Might want to make it clear in the title that this is for iOS.
Thank-you! :)
Great app. One of the best scanner apps - auto straightens and corrects distortion when scanning at angle. Has replaced my full scanner for most documents.
It's a must get app especially if free.
Yep agree - I paid for it a while ago - full price as I needed it for work at the time when I was out of the office. Since then a few more similar apps have come on the scene, but still use this one.
Been waiting for this for ages to get free. I think reaadle is bringing a newer app of Scanner App and making this free. Anyway, great app
Wth. Bought it before and now they want me to pay again for new apps ??
I only bought calendars 5 because they were on sale last time.
I have an ipad mini, how do I make it scan things?
iPhone/iPad with a camera and preferably good lighting lol.
Ok, so put a paper on (?) on …. sorry newby here
And, what does iOS mean?
The operating system apple uses for ipads, iphones, mac books etc.
mac books etc.
iOS is only for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch (Apple TV also runs a variant). Apple's laptop and desktop computers run OS X.
iOS is the Apple operating system for phones/tablets it means that this app is for the Apple products of that type.
Put the piece of paper that you want to "scan" on a table (preferably non-glass or non-white, then open the app and take a picture of the paper as you normally would, making sure that the camera is able to view all edges and sides of the paper - then finish off the "scan" with the in-app options.
Can someone explain the difference between using this app as opposed to using the inbuilt camera app on a 4s?
It'll actually make the "picture" taken look like a scanned document, black and white with all sides cropped into perfect ratio.
Yes, why not just photograph a paper … doesn't that work?
Trust me, it's different.
No it doesn't. It makes a huge difference while printing and viewing.
Great! Thanks!
I've been using Tiny Scan for ages, which comes up for free every now and then, but I'm keen to see how this compares given I like most of the stuff from Readdle.
I really like Tiny Scan! … I think I like Tiny Scan even better than this scanner by Readdle to be honest..
yeah, Tiny Scan has been great.
Will give this ago though, but really have no reason to change.
Probably never use it, but grabbed it anyway. Thanks :)
Great, managed to download it, tested it and all real good. Tried to email them to myself and the ipad says my email address was rejected by the server as I wanted to send them to the desk top. Now what is the problem?
Send a test email to yourself without any images attached. Does that work?
Are you using a free email address like Gmail or Live?
No, not a free email, and when I try to send to myself - no attachment, it still won't go. Any ideas or do I have to make another trip to Apple store.
Have you actually set up and configured the ipad to send email yet?
if not, just google, 'email setup' 'your internet provider' (ie: bigpond, aanet etc)and your email setting should be revealed.
How is your Ipad connected to the internet? It probably wont work if you're connecting through a different ISP (say if you're using 3G or a different wifi network. My email is through optus and my phone is through telstra, if I try to send an email from my phone it wont work if I am using the Telstra 3G connection, I need to make sure I am connected to my Optus connectio via wifi.
Your email provider might have a webmail service which will work.
Had to go to Apple to sort out, and there was a prob, need to go back to Apple to get it reloaded (for about the 4th time) today now that I have the correct email password. When tested in the store the emails came through OK.
Anyway, thanks OP.
Thanks OP
TOP-Thanks OP
Trying to link this to my Dropbox account, and it asks for permission to access ALL of my Dropbox files. Is this normal? I thought apps usually create their own folder and only need access to that. For now I've declined the access.
It's pretty normal for work/document apps like these - it's so you can save the file in any folder you have on Dropbox eg. Tax, receipts, letters - so that it's more convenient to be honest, rather than bunching them all up uncategorised in a general or miscallaneous "Scans" folder.
Roger that. Mustn't have noticed it with other apps before.
expired
$2.99 now
Cool!