The app follows a subscription model on iOS and requires a one-time fee on Android, although the Android version doesn’t include all of its features. SwiftScan also features optical character recognition in multiple languages. If you’ve been waiting for me to mention custom folders, smart file naming, iCloud syncing and automatic uploading with multiple document types, then SwiftScan is the scanner app for you. Microsoft Lens is available for Android and iOS. The app doesn’t do much beyond scanning, but it gets the job done. If you need reliable text editing and to output scans not only to PDF but also to Microsoft Word and PowerPoint, then Microsoft Lens is the scanner app for you. Adobe Scan is available for Android and iOS. It doesn’t do a whole lot else, but for a lot of folks it’s enough, and the app integrates with Adobe Cloud. If you need reliable text recognition as a PDF scan, Adobe Scan is your app. OneDrive: Which is best for Mac, iPad and iPhone users? (free PDF) (TechRepublic) Here are scanner apps for your phone worth checking out. Listen to the podcast version of this Top 5 episode on SoundCloud But these days, you don’t need a physical machine – you can use your phone to scan documents. Whether you’re filing paperwork for your business, taxes or any other byzantine legal requirement that involves reams of paper, you may need a scanner. Hiring kit: Android developer (TechRepublic Premium)
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