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10 recommended
- Ben Tossell29newCo · WrittenJust launched, from Adobe (obviously) - worth a look for sure
- I've been using this since it launched a couple years ago. You can quickly scan, crop and upload to just about any service you use. It also recently updated with PDF editing and faxing.Patrick KanaleyBiz Dev @ BrandYourself · WrittenI've tried a ton of phone scanners. This one is simple, quick, and has super useful naming options and fast uploads to most commonly used services. Just the right amount of features and they don't get in the way.Rick SheahanSoftware Engineer in Seattle. 🐹❤️ · WrittenGets you right into the action quickly, and supports a bunch of integrations with other services. Pretty good quality "scans" and powerful features.
- Anne-Laure Le Cunff11Founder @ Lysa. Ex-Google. · WrittenBest for photos as it doesn't have a text-recognition feature, but has the advantage of being seamlessly integrated with Google Photos so you can search for your images later.
- Quoc Huy TranProduct Manager · WrittenThis one is my top priority when I work remotely. My team is extremely busy and they don't have time to read my documents (product features and flow). We often draft product flows, screen by screen and capture them by using Scanner Pro app. Sharing and reading the scanned files is fun, it also helps increase our team's productivity.
- Anne-Laure Le Cunff11Founder @ Lysa. Ex-Google. · WrittenIf you're already using Evernote, this would be your best bet.
- Have found this very useful Dropbox scan feature. Plus it gets synced with your accountMichael MarionSoftware Engineer · WrittenDropbox Scan works way, way, way better than I thought it would. I bought an Epson DS-30 scanner for my desktop and can get comparable, good-enough scan quality from Dropbox eight or nine times out of ten.
- Kaatje MullebrouckUX Designer · WrittenWorks great, makes all my scans into a pdf, that I can text, email, etc.
