Photos PDF : Scanner Converter

First of all, this is a great app. I needed to convert pictures into a PDF so I could print it somewhere. I used the free trial up and I didn’t realize you had to pay for it. I didn’t want to, but I really needed a PDF made again so I went ahead and bought it. My question is how much did it cost? I thought it was like five dollars. I got a strange charge on my credit card from Apple for $6.42. I have a feeling it was this, but I thought it was cheaper? I don’t normally buy anything from Apple so I don’t know what that was. If someone could answer my question, that would make me feel better so I don’t think this is a fraudulent charge.

So for reference: I’m a college student who is taking linear algebra and differential equations over the summer (6 week course). Linear algebra with my current teacher has us handwriting a lot of notes and homework and wants us to submit them online via PDF. On average over the last 5 weeks, I’ve written 129 pages per week. Scanning all this work into a pdf can be a pain as you can imagine. So, at the beginning of the course I picked up a couple other apps but they couldn’t scan enough pages to cover what I needed. This app covered the page count I needed to scan in the free version. Then after I decided to purchase the paid version it has not let me down once and has been super critical to getting my work submitted in time. So to summarize: If you want a simple but great photo to pdf scanner than can even handle many photos at once, this is the app for you. (The most pages I’ve scanned at once is 93; unsure of the max page count it can handle). Have a great day!

It is unbelievable how many PDF conversion apps I had to drudge through before finding one that just takes a picture and converts it to PDF and is just DONE with it. No being forced to sign up for a free trial or subscription to get a bunch of extra editing tools that simply aren’t needed for your average person who just needs to occasionally fill out and sign a document and email it to someone. With phone camera technology these days, you can take and edit a photo to be as crystal clear as a scanned document. You just need it to be a PDF instead of a JPG. That’s it. Thank you to the makers of this app for not trying to squeeze every penny you can out of whoever you can.