Learn how to easily scan documents using the Files app on your iPhone or iPad. With the latest iOS and iPadOS updates, Apple has made it possible to scan documents directly into the Files app, eliminating the need for third-party scanning apps and making it easier to organize your scans in iCloud or local folders.
Scanning documents in the Files app
To scan documents, follow these steps:
- Open the Files app on your iPhone or iPad
- Tap the “…” button in the top-right corner and select “Scan Documents” from the menu
- Place the document on a flat surface and position it in the viewfinder
- The app will automatically start scanning, or you can tap the capture button to take a picture
- Adjust the scan area by dragging the corners of the image and tap “Continue Scanning” to add more pages
- When finished, tap “Save” and select where to save the scans, or create a new folder
You can also scan documents directly to a specific location in the Files app by opening that location and following the same steps.
The Files app is continually improving and becoming more powerful in managing files on iPhone and iPad. Take advantage of these features and explore all the possibilities!
Benefits of using Files app for document scanning:
- Free guide to learn how to scan documents on iPhone and iPad with the Files app
- Convenient and easy-to-follow instructions
- No need for third-party scanning apps
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: What devices support scanning documents with the Files app?
A: Scanning documents with the Files app is supported on all Apple devices.
Q: What operating systems support scanning documents with the Files app?
A: The Files app is supported on devices running iOS or macOS.