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Scan documents with your camera
straight into a PDF.

Capture each page with your camera, straighten and enhance it, then export a single PDF — right here in your browser tab. Nothing is ever uploaded to a server.

> network ....... none after page load
> camera ........ your device only, never recorded to a server
> phone handoff .. direct device-to-device connection
> formats ....... jpg/png photos → single pdf

Scan to PDF

photos → pdf

Capture each page with your camera — on this device or on your phone. Reorder, rotate, and enhance each page, then export everything as a single PDF.

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Drag thumbnails to reorder. Use the rotate buttons to fix orientation and the enhance button to clean up a page before exporting.

Scan with your phone

QR code to open the scanner on your phone

Scan this code with your phone to use it as the camera. Captured pages appear here automatically.

Note: to connect, both devices must be on the same network.

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How this tool works

Every tool on Quikbench follows the same rule: your files are read, converted, and turned into a download entirely inside this browser tab — nothing is ever uploaded to a server.

The Document Scanner

Captures photos straight from your camera, then stitches the pages you keep — in the order you set — into a single PDF using jsPDF, entirely on your device.

> how it works ... your device camera feeds pages into a local canvas
> what we receive nothing — captured photos never leave your device
> output ......... one PDF containing every page you keep, in order
> phone handoff .. a direct peer-to-peer link between your phone and computer

Scan from your phone while working on your computer

On a laptop or desktop, a QR code appears next to the scan panel. Scan it with your phone's camera app, and your phone becomes a dedicated scanning camera — every page you capture there appears on this page automatically, over a direct connection between the two devices. Both devices must be on the same network to connect.

Cleaning up a page before you export

Each captured page can be rotated, reordered by dragging its thumbnail, or run through a quick enhancement filter — grayscale, black-and-white scan, brighten, warm, or an auto-contrast "enhance" pass — so the final PDF looks like an actual scan instead of a phone photo.

Diagram showing camera photos being combined into one PDF PDF
Photos in, one PDF out

A note on image quality and page size

Higher camera quality settings capture more detail but take longer to process and produce a larger PDF. "Fit to image" keeps each page at its exact captured size, while A4 and Letter scale every page to a standard document size — useful if you plan to print the result.

Common use case: scanning a signed document with your phone

Open this page on your computer, scan the QR code with your phone, and capture each page as you sign or receive it — the pages show up here in real time, ready to reorder and export. If you need to split the resulting PDF back apart later, use the Split PDF tool.

Frequently asked questions

No. Your camera feed and the PDF this tool builds all stay inside your browser tab. Nothing is sent to a server — check your browser's network tab if you want to confirm.

On a laptop or desktop, a QR code appears next to the scan panel. Scanning it opens this same tool on your phone in a special "remote camera" mode — pages you capture there are sent directly to your computer over a peer-to-peer connection and appear here automatically. Both devices must be on the same network to connect.

"Enhance" boosts contrast and brightness for a typical scanned look, "Grayscale" and "B&W Scan" strip color, and "Brighten" and "Warm" adjust exposure and tone. You can preview any filter before applying it, page by page, or apply "Enhance" to every page at once.

Yes — drag any thumbnail to move it, and use the rotate buttons on each page to fix its orientation. Changes are reflected immediately in the page grid and carried through to the exported PDF.

Choose A4 or Letter if you plan to print the document, since every page is scaled to fit that standard size. Choose "Fit to Image" to keep each page at the exact dimensions it was captured at, with no scaling.