You can also scan physical documents with your iPad via the Notes app, and edit the documents in the app or share them as a PDF. Here's how to scan QR codes and documents on your iPad.

If you have some official documents to sign, scan and send but don't have a proper scanner ready, don't worry — just follow these steps.

Credit: Getty How to scan documents on your iPhone and iPad Gone are the days when you would need to own a scanner in order to scan a document. Nowadays, your own iPhone can do the job.

You can use a variety of scanning apps on your mobile device, but one handy option is to use the built-in Notes app. By creating a new note, or editing an existing one, you can scan a document ...

Before smartphones, you needed a photocopier to be able to copy documents. Now you can scan documents on an iPhone or iPad.

There are a wide array of apps out there that enable you to use your iPhone/iPad as a document scanner. But you actually do not need any of them. You can scan documents on iPhone or iPad without ...

Once installed, OfficeDrop for iPad will let you browse and organize your scanned documents in to collections, see them all at one time, or search the text inside each document from the search bar ...