TurboScan™ Pro: PDF scanner
How does the automatic edge detection work when scanning a document?
When you point your camera at a document, TurboScan Pro automatically detects the edges and snaps a yellow box around them. This helps you capture only the document without needing to manually adjust the frame, making the process quick and easy.
Can I rename and organize my scanned files after taking them?
Yes, you can take a batch of photos and then rename each file to something descriptive, like "Hardware Store - April 5th." You can also create folders to keep scans organized, though moving files between folders requires using the "More Options" menu rather than a simple tap-and-hold gesture.
What should I do if my scanned page has shadows or is curved?
Use the multi-picture mode to take a few quick snaps of the page from different angles. The app will blend them together, removing shadows and flattening curves, so the final result looks clean and readable.
Why can't I move a scanned file by tapping and holding it?
TurboScan Pro doesn't support drag-and-drop like a photo gallery. To move a file, tap "More Options" in the menu and select the "Move" feature. It's a bit hidden, but it works once you know where to look.
How does TurboScan Pro compare to free scanner apps like Adobe Scan?
TurboScan Pro costs a one-time fee of about six dollars, while Adobe Scan is free but may require a subscription for advanced features. TurboScan Pro excels at fixing shadows and curves with its multi-picture mode, and it offers straightforward batch renaming, though its folder organization is less intuitive than some competitors.
