Photo → scanned PDF

Photo to scanned PDF — right from your phone

Took a picture of a document? Turn it into a neat scanned-looking PDF. Works with JPG, PNG and iPhone HEIC — no app needed.

  • iPhone HEIC
  • Several photos → one PDF
  • No app
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PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, photos (incl. iPhone HEIC), EPUB, text — up to 100 MB and 50 pages

How it works

Photo to scan in three steps

Upload photos

Drop the file into the box above or click “Choose files”. Several at once is fine.

Pick a scan look

The “Office MFP” preset works for most cases. Sliders are there for fine-tuning.

Download the PDF

Click “Download scanned PDF” — the file goes to your downloads.

Taking a good photo of a document

Lay the sheet on a dark flat surface and shoot from directly above in daylight, without flash. The straighter the shot, the neater the scan.

Got several pages? Select all photos at once — they'll be merged into one PDF. Drag thumbnails to reorder.

iPhone photos in HEIC

iPhones save photos as HEIC by default. Let's Scan opens them right in the browser — no need to convert to JPG first.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does it work on a phone?

Yes, in Safari on iPhone and Chrome on Android. The PDF is saved to Files or Downloads.

Can I make one PDF from several photos?

Yes, select several photos at once — each becomes a page.

Will it straighten a skewed photo?

No, it doesn't fix perspective — it adds a scan effect. Shoot the document straight from above.

Turn your photo into a scan

Open the scanner