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Document Scanner recommendations (feddit.ro)

submitted 1 year ago by may_pretender@feddit.ro to c/fossdroid@social.fossware.space

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I'm looking for a document scanning app. I currently have OpenScan installed, but I feel like the only usable setting is the default one which only takes a picture and allows you to crop it.

I'm looking for something closer in processing to adobe scan to pdf, so the end pdf looks more "scan like".

Is there such an app? What are guys using?

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[–] may_pretender@feddit.ro 5 points 1 year ago

I'm actually trying to avoid google, but thanks for the recc!!