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This brief guide will explain how PDF OCR technology works, the different kinds of PDFs, and how to use easy OCR technology using Scanner App.

Need to digitize your paper documents quickly? Traditional methods like filing cabinets are outdated, occupying valuable office space and complicating access to important documents.

Scanning documents on your iPhone has never been easier. With just a few taps you can capture and store your documents digitally. But what happens after you’ve scanned them? This guide shows you where to find them on your iPhone.

Let’s face it: Most of us don’t have full-size printing and photo scanning devices at home. In today’s digital society, the need for scanning photos and documents isn’t nearly as commonplace as previous generations. But that doesn’t mean you won’t need to scan and share physical documents every now and then.

Ever found yourself fumbling with a crumpled receipt, trying to flatten it out for a decent photo? Or perhaps you’ve squinted at a blurry image of a contract on your iPhone, wishing it was clearer and more professional-looking?

Welcome to the world of PDF conversion on iPhone – your ticket to sleek, sharp, and easily shareable documents.

Since the inception of digital files, there have been many emerging methods of efficiently uploading them. Like, for instance, the Scanner App. Today, we’ll discuss the strengths, weaknesses, and most important information about each of the most common methods of uploading scanned documents to the cloud.

Whether you’re sending business contracts, sharing class notes or distributing brochures, having a way to share a PDF as a link is essential. That’s where The Scanner App comes in, a simple solution to create and share PDF links to documents.

We’ve researched and tested 12 scanner apps compile a list of the best ones – for every type of user. See our favourites below, as well as some honorable mentions that almost made the cut.