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Additional error handling Allowing you to import already scanned photos
Scan a tray of old photos at once - auto split, deskew, save to gallery.
Photo Scanner turns your Wi-Fi flatbed into the fastest way to digitise a shoebox of old prints. Lay several photos on the glass, scan once, and the app finds each print, cuts it out and straightens it into its own image. No camera glare, no re-shooting, no cropping by hand. WHY A REAL SCANNER Camera-based scanner apps fight glare, shadows and lens distortion. Photo Scanner pulls a true flatbed scan straight from your Wi-Fi scanner at up to 600 dpi, so you get flat, even, archive-grade results from the hardware you already own. SPLIT A WHOLE TRAY AT ONCE - Detects every print on the bed and saves each as a separate photo - Straightens prints that were laid down crooked - Records the scan resolution, so photos print back at their true physical size YOU STAY IN CONTROL - Adjust corners by hand when a crop needs a nudge, with a loupe for precision - Add a photo manually if one was missed - Rotate, re-detect, or re-crop from the full-resolution page any time DOCUMENTS TOO Switch to Document mode for a single deskewed page, saved as a PDF at the right page size. KEEP THE ORIGINALS Scans stay in your library so you can re-crop or re-export later. Nothing leaves your device unless you export or share it. EXPORT THE WAY YOU WANT - Save separate JPEGs to your gallery, with date and place written into EXIF - Or export one PDF with correctly sized pages - Share straight to any other app WHAT YOU NEED An eSCL / Mopria-compatible Wi-Fi scanner or all-in-one printer on the same network. USB-only scanners are not supported. Photo Scanner is free to use. Pro removes ads.
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Downloads
Low confidence23
From install count ÷ months since release
In-app revenue
Low confidence$15
From downloads × revenue per download
Ads
$5
$2 – $10
Estimate, ads (benchmark-based, not calibrated per app)
Total
$20
In-app + ads
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