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Install guideEnhance scanned pages with contrast and threshold controls, then export all pages as one PDF.
Drop scanned images here or click to upload
Up to 20 pages, 12MB each
Enhance scanned image pages with document-style filters and export them as a single PDF for archiving or distribution.
It accepts multiple image pages and builds a combined PDF output.
It applies configurable brightness, contrast, grayscale, and threshold enhancements.
It previews selected pages with current enhancement settings before export.
It supports sample document generation for workflow testing without uploads.
Page set
up to 20 image files, 12MB each
Enhance config
brightness 120%, contrast 145%, grayscale 100%
Threshold mode
enabled, threshold 165
Combined file
scanned-document.pdf
Page summary
Pages count, selected file, and applied enhancement values
Preview output
enhanced page render before PDF export
Text becomes too faint after enhancement
Lower threshold or reduce contrast intensity.
Background noise remains visible
Increase grayscale and tune threshold gradually.
Pages exported in wrong order
Review page list order before downloading PDF.
File upload silently ignores items
Check file type and size limits for each page.
Export takes long on many pages
Use smaller batches or reduced image resolutions.
Scanned PDF Converter should be treated as a repeatable validation step before merge, release, and handoff.
Can I merge multiple pages into one PDF?
Yes, all loaded pages export into one combined document.
Does it support threshold black-and-white mode?
Yes, threshold can be enabled and tuned.
Can I preview before exporting?
Yes, selected page preview reflects current settings.
Is sample data available for testing?
Yes, sample scan pages can be generated in-tool.
Does this run OCR automatically?
No, it prepares enhanced scans but does not perform OCR itself.