How to Scan Multiple Pages into One PDF on iPhone
Emailing someone five separate scan files is a mess. Here's how to capture an entire multi-page document as one clean, ordered PDF on your iPhone.
The quick answer
Use batch scanning: capture each page one after another in a single session, and the app saves them together as one multi-page PDF — in order, ready to share as a single file.
Step-by-step: batch scan to a single PDF
- Open Mobile Document Scanner and start a batch scan.
- Scan page 1. Edge detection captures it automatically; the page count appears on screen.
- Flip to the next page and keep going. Each capture is appended in sequence — no need to stop between pages.
- Review and reorder. Captured a page twice or out of order? Rearrange, rotate, or delete pages before saving.
- Save as one PDF and share it as a single attachment.
Pro tip: for long documents, scan in the same orientation throughout. If a landscape page sneaks in, rotate it in the page editor before saving — recipients notice.
Combining scans you already made
Already have separate PDF files that should be one document? You don't need to rescan — merge them directly. See how to merge PDF files on iPhone.
Keeping large scans shareable
Multi-page scans with photos can get heavy. If your PDF is too large to email, compress it first — the guide on compressing a PDF on iPhone covers it in two taps.
Do it in seconds with Mobile Document Scanner
Free scanner with OCR, batch mode, signing, and a full PDF toolkit — works completely offline.
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