Scanner guides: paper to a PDF you can find
How to scan documents with your Android phone, turn a stack of pages into one PDF, read the text on the page, and keep a library you can search. Each guide uses the buttons Filetray actually shows.
Scan documents to PDF on Android
Turn a paper into a clean PDF with the phone camera: edges found, pages cropped, ready to share.
Read the guide →Multi-page PDFScan multiple pages into one PDF
A whole stack in one file. Add a page you missed, move one Earlier or Later, or remove it.
Read the guide →OCROCR scanner that works offline
Read the words on a scanned page on your phone, copy them, and share a searchable PDF.
Read the guide →SearchFind a scan by a word inside it
Type one word from the page and the document comes up. Titles, tags, folders and the text inside.
Read the guide →OrganizeOrganize scans with folders and tags
Folders for Home, Taxes or Warranties, tags for the rest, and scans that land in the right place.
Read the guide →ReceiptsScan receipts and warranties
A Warranties folder, a tag per room, and a search for the store name when something breaks.
Read the guide →AlternativesA CamScanner alternative, pay once
On-device OCR, folders and tags, no account, and a one-time purchase instead of a plan.
Read the guide →AlternativesA Microsoft Lens alternative
Lens is retired. Scan to PDF, read the text and keep a searchable library on the phone, no account.
Read the guide →Ready to scan the first paper?
Download Filetray free on Android. Text is read on your phone, there is no account, and Lifetime is a one-time purchase.