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PDF Settings
The tool converts your camera images into a single PDF file. The tool enables users to create PDF documents by either capturing images with their device camera or selecting recent photos from their gallery. The tool lets users scan various documents through their device camera, which eliminates the need for a physical scanner. The document structure presents each photo as a separate page, which allows for straightforward navigation during the review process. The entire work process takes place inside your web browser. The creation process of the PDF file does not move your images from their original storage location on your phone or computer. Your photos remain protected from any outside system because they do not enter the picture processing system. You need this when you document personal information or signed documents and private information. The tool allows you to rearrange pages while also providing options to crop and rotate images. The file you create produces a PDF document, which works across all devices. The file can be sent through email, uploaded to storage, or submitted as a digital copy. The Camera to PDF tool functions as a fast document scanning solution. It uses your camera for everyday tasks.
Use good lighting, flat surfaces, and avoid glare. Frame pages edge-to-edge so you crop less. Multiple photos become a single PDF with each shot as its own page.
Shoot at your device’s higher resolution for forms, IDs, and signatures; downscale later if needed. Keep the lens clean and hold steady to reduce motion blur.
Capture in the order you want the PDF to read. If available, set page size/orientation before export to avoid reflow or oversized margins.
Photos never leave your device; all processing is in-browser. Clear images when finished if you’re on a shared phone or laptop.
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