Capture pages with your phone camera and they appear in this browser instantly, sent directly device to device. No app, no account, no upload.
Open the link it shows, tap “Take a photo”, and each page lands below. Or type the code at this page's address on your phone: ········
Drop photos here or choose files — on a phone this opens the camera too
Pages are stored as images, so text isn't searchable. Add or reorder pages above and create again any time.
Your phone opens this page in scanner mode and links to your browser through a direct, encrypted connection.
Each photo is straightened, resized on your phone and sent straight to this tab, where it shows up as a page.
Reorder, rotate, pick a scan look and page size, then save one clean PDF.
No. Photos travel directly from your phone to this browser tab over an encrypted WebRTC connection. Our server only passes along a small connection note (no images) that is deleted within an hour.
Neither. Your phone's normal browser and camera do everything. Works on current Safari (iPhone), Chrome (Android) and desktop Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari.
Keep this tab open and awake, then tap “New code” and rescan. Strict office networks or some VPNs block direct connections; try mobile data on the phone or switch the VPN off. As a fallback, open this page directly on your phone, scan with “choose files”, and build the PDF there.
Use daylight or an even light, place the page on a dark flat surface, fill the frame, hold the phone parallel above the page and keep it steady. The “Document” look then whitens the paper and sharpens the text.
Not yet. Each page is saved as a high-quality image inside the PDF, which is ideal for forms, receipts, signatures and IDs.
It is free with no watermark. Because everything happens in memory, around 50–100 pages is comfortable on most devices; split longer documents into parts.
Yes, that's the point of keeping everything between your own devices. Close the tab when finished and nothing remains stored anywhere.