ScanAny: PDF Scanner & Editor
Scan, Edit, Sign & Export PDF
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Transform your device into a powerful scanner for documents, receipts, and IDs. Digitize, edit, sign, and share PDFs and images in seconds. Stay organized and productive on the go.
What's New in ScanAny
1.0.7
July 14, 2026
what's new 1. Optimized performance and interaction 2. Fixed minor bugs
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FAQ
What is ScanAny?
ScanAny is a mobile application that turns your device into a scanner. It allows you to scan documents, edit them, add signatures, and export them as PDFs or JPGs.
How does ScanAny's scanning feature work?
ScanAny automatically detects document edges and offers both auto and manual capture modes. It uses smart filters and color optimization to enhance clarity, producing HD-quality files.
Can I sign documents with ScanAny?
Yes, ScanAny allows you to add signatures directly to PDFs and scanned documents. You can customize the size, color, and position of your signatures and save them for future use.
Does ScanAny support iCloud?
Yes, ScanAny offers efficient iCloud import, allowing you to import PDFs and images directly from iCloud and access your files across your iPhone and iPad.
What are the subscription options for ScanAny?
ScanAny offers weekly and yearly subscriptions. Payments are charged to your Apple ID, and subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the current period ends.
What is the pricing for ScanAny subscriptions?
Weekly Premium is available for $6.99/P7D with a 3-day free trial. Yearly Premium is $49.99/P1Y with various free trial lengths, including 3-day and 14-day options.
How often is ScanAny updated?
The app was last updated on June 3, 2026, indicating recent development activity. Future updates are planned to include OCR text recognition and advanced AI filters.
Is ScanAny available on multiple devices?
ScanAny is supported on iPhone and iPod. Its iCloud integration also facilitates cross-device work without repeated file transfers.