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That iOS scan feature is "hidden" in the Files app. Open it on your phone and press the three dots in the top right corner and it should have "scan documents" o
by MawKKe 4y ago
That iOS scan feature is "hidden" in the Files app. Open it on your phone and press the three dots in the top right corner and it should have "scan documents" option.
You can also select "black & white" mode for text documents which saves a ton of space
- jitl 4y agoNotes.app also exposes scanning… but often I want to scan to camera roll. They should add a button in Camera.
- cyral 4y agoI only knew about it through notes and thought it was neat but a little clunky... This "Scan from iPhone" feature is great, wish they made it easier to find as I've used MacOS for years and never knew about it.
- leodriesch 4y agoYou can also add Notes to your control center in settings. You can then long press the notes icon in control center and choose “Scan document”.
- MawKKe 4y agoTrue, however it seems that you cannot export the scan as-is from the Notes app; the resulting file is padded weirdly for whatever stupid reason. No such ”feature” is forced on the scans via the Files app scan.