I usually just hold my phone, so I don't really have any personal recommendations, but something like this would probably do the trick: amzn.to/44DKjn0
They will be saved on Google Drive somewhere, be default, they should just be in the "My Drive" folder. (tap "Files" in the bottom menu of the Google Drive app)
Unfortunately I don't think there's a built in way to do that. The best option would probably be to create a second PDF file with the second batch of pages, and then download them both to your computer and merge the two documents together with a PDF merging tool like this: smallpdf.com/merge-pdf
Oh, sorry, I was sure you could do it on an iPhone as well. I can't see why you can't. But I've just tried it on an old iPhone and sure enough, you're right. Sorry about that, I'll update the title of the video.
This is only to scan a digital copy of the document and keep it in Google drive. If you want another paper copy, you will need to have a printer, and then you can print out the scanned document.
Unfortunately, I've just found out this only works on Android, not iPhone or iPad. Sorry iOS users.
Thanks Timmy. I'm looking for a lightweight tripod to hold my Android phone steady over documents while I scan them. Any recommendations?
I usually just hold my phone, so I don't really have any personal recommendations, but something like this would probably do the trick:
amzn.to/44DKjn0
@techtimewithtimmy thanks Timmy
Very helpful but after sabing my documents they do not apper in documents where could they be saved
They will be saved on Google Drive somewhere, be default, they should just be in the "My Drive" folder. (tap "Files" in the bottom menu of the Google Drive app)
say I'm scanning multiple documents. if I tap save and wish to come back later and add more scanned pages, how would I go about doing that?
Unfortunately I don't think there's a built in way to do that. The best option would probably be to create a second PDF file with the second batch of pages, and then download them both to your computer and merge the two documents together with a PDF merging tool like this:
smallpdf.com/merge-pdf
Very helpful. Thanks. I've just been photographing documents with my phone but this will be better.
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scanned page borders are not equal in length, they are not correctly aligned by the apps.
Thank you Timmy this helped me tremendously trying to change my old modem for an up to date one xx
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Thankyou im looking for this for so Long. Now i can save money.😊
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Thank you so much for helping me to learn this important skill. You really helped me today 😊🙏
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Thank you so much! You are saving me with this tutorial!
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very good and thorough information keep it going
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Thank you. I found this very simple.
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Unfortunately, this does not appear to be possible using the Drive app on an iPhone.
Oh, sorry, I was sure you could do it on an iPhone as well. I can't see why you can't. But I've just tried it on an old iPhone and sure enough, you're right.
Sorry about that, I'll update the title of the video.
Very useful information 👍
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Thank you Timmy this was so helpful!!
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Then how do I get the paper from that how
This is only to scan a digital copy of the document and keep it in Google drive. If you want another paper copy, you will need to have a printer, and then you can print out the scanned document.
My android is not giving me no option after I scanned the document
Great Job thank you
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Thank you it's helpful
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Superb. Thank you!
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How to send the document to my email
Tap the three dots, tap send a copy, tap the email icon in the menu that appears, then the pdf will be attatched to an email.
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