The documents or images you take a photo of will allow you to edit before saving. That’s how simple it is!Īs mentioned, the Scannable app for Android appears inside the Evernote app. When it comes to saving the document, you can opt for a PDF or JPG, and then choose to save it on your camera roll or within Evernote (you have to have an account). Once you scan a document, you can edit it and choose to restore the photo to its original colour or leave it enhanced where the text stands out, like you’d expect from a scanned document. Advance settings let you access ‘recents’. More settings let you choose to save scans as a PDF, image or auto. The settings allow you to use the flash or not capture automatically (recommended setting), or manually go into more settings recents and help.
Simply place the document on a flat surface and scan it, it will automatically pick up the size and only focus on that. Once you open the app on iPhone, it immediately starts looking for a document to scan with the camera. I’ve been using it for the longest time now on iPhone, and scan all documents, letters, contracts, visas, and passport. Scannable (iPhone) or Evernote (Android) is available to download at no cost from the app store on both operating systems. I recently visited PostNet and saw a customer pay for documents to be scanned, which reminded me to feature this app on my blog. This app is not new but I’ve been meaning to write about it for a while. Owned by Evernote, Scannable is a standalone app for the iPhone, but appears inside the Evernote app on Android.
Scannable is a powerful app that lets you use your smartphone like a scanner.
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