Scan a stack into one PDF
Capture successive sheets or upload saved page photos, then remove duplicates and put the pages in order before exporting a PDF.
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Capture successive sheets or upload saved page photos, then remove duplicates and put the pages in order before exporting a PDF.
How It Works
Capture a stack without losing your place
Open the camera and allow access. In AUTO, the scanner can take another capture while you move through the stack. Watch the page count and move the previous sheet away: an unchanged page can be captured again.
Choose MANUAL if you want to decide when each capture happens. When the stack is finished, choose Review. If the camera is unavailable, choose Upload images to work with saved photos instead.
Remove duplicates, then create the PDF
In Review, remove repeated or unusable captures and drag pages into order. Choose Magic or Color for enhancement. + Add More lets you upload more images.
Leave Export as set to PDF, choose Create PDF, then use Download PDF if it does not download automatically. Open the saved PDF and compare its pages with your stack before putting the originals away.
Work in smaller groups when a stack is difficult to review. Large images can be reduced during processing, and the PDF contains page images without a searchable text layer. Check small print and cropped edges in the downloaded file.
Batch Scanner questions
No. An unchanged sheet can be captured again while AUTO is active. Move it out of view, watch the page count, or switch to MANUAL.
Yes. Choose Upload images for photos your browser can open. Review the imported pages before creating the PDF.
Keep pages in order and review the captured thumbnails as you go. Before exporting, compare the page count with your originals and remove accidental duplicate or blurred captures. Open the final PDF to confirm its sequence.