That'll immediately upload your scan to Document Cloud. When you're done, tap Save PDF in the top-right corner.
Switch from the default Auto Color image-correction to original photo, grayscale or whiteboard. Capture more photos to add to this scan, or import from your existing photo library. "Īcross the bottom, there are six edit icons. Tap the little pencil icon up top if you want to rename the document from the default "Scan. Tweaking your scanĪfter you've completed your scan, you'll have the option to make changes - starting with the name. The app will continue looking for documents to capture until you tap the document thumbnail in the lower-right corner (or turn off auto-capture, which is the icon second-from-right in the top-right corner). Repeat as needed until you've captured all the pages. If you have more than one page, just flip to the next one, line it up and wait for the next snap. You'll need at least moderate lighting for the app to perform its automated edge detection and snap the first scan. To scan a document, just tap the camera icon and line it up to fill as much of the screen as possible. (I even signed into my Adobe Document Cloud in a desktop browser, but my selected plan was simply the "free" one - no mention of storage allotment.) It's free to do so, though it's not immediately clear how much storage is available as part of that free account. 
Scanning with ScanĪfter installing the app, you'll need to sign into your Adobe account - or sign up for one if necessary.
With it, Adobe joins the likes of Office Lens and Scannable in providing a fast and easy way to capture receipts, business cards, whiteboards and the like.Īlthough it's pretty simple to use, there are a few things you should know about Scan - so let's do a quick tutorial. Using an Adobe app to snap, store and share those scans? That's new.Īdobe Scan ( Android| iOS) is a free tool that turns your phone into a document scanner. Using your phone to "scan" documents is nothing new.
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