Document types: Document, Book, ID, Receipt, Board, Photo, Text, Code

Each type is chosen before the photo; the on-screen guide, the instruction, the number of shots and the filter applied to the page change with the type. All of them run on the device and are free.

1. 1Document: paper with one or more pages. The second row offers "Single" (the finished page opens after the shot) or "Batch" (shots one after another). When "Timestamp" next to it is on, the date and time of the shot are written in the bottom-right corner of each page (for example 23.10.2026 14:32).
2. 2Book: the second row offers "Single" (one page of the book) or "Spread" (an open book). In Spread a dashed spine line appears in the middle of the screen; line up the book's spine with it. Each shot is split into two pages at the spine line automatically, keeping left and right in order.
3. 3ID: choose the card type in the second row: ID card, Driver's license, Passport, Bank card, Vehicle registration. A dashed frame in the card's proportions appears with faint placeholders inside; on a passport the machine-readable strip at the bottom is highlighted. The top says "1 / 2 · Front".
4. 4For an ID, once the front is taken the frame stays in the same place, the text changes to "2 / 2 · Back" and the caption says to flip the card. Once the back is taken too, both sides are placed one above the other on a single A4 page; the small A4 preview at the bottom right fills in and gets a tick.
5. 5When the card is complete the shutter dims and shows a lock: a third shot can't be taken. The caption says all sides are captured. The "Done" button goes to the page list; saving, adding to the library, sharing and exporting are on the Save screen there.
6. 6To retake one side, tap the A4 preview at the bottom right and choose "Retake the front / Retake the back"; only that side is retaken and the order is kept. The "New ID" button on the left discards the sides and starts again.
7. 7A passport has one side: it locks after one shot. For a bank card the back is optional: "Done" appears right after the front, and you can take the back too if you want.
8. 8For a bank card there is a "Hide number" chip next to the card types, on by default. The card number is read on the device; the first 4 and last 4 digits stay visible, and the digits in between are covered with a box in the card's colour showing "••••". If the number isn't found the caption says so; retake it or turn the chip off. Only the saved A4 page is masked.
9. 9Receipt: a narrow, tall frame appears; the Document filter is applied to the page. The second row offers "Single" or "Long". In Long, take the top of the receipt, then move down and take the next part; the parts are joined one under another on a single page, and the joined strip and the number of parts show at the bottom right. "Remove last part" on the left undoes a wrong shot, and "Done" goes to the page list. The text on the receipt is read on the device, and when saving the document name is suggested as "Store · date · amount" (for example "Migros · 23.10.2026 · 46.50 TL"); you can change the name.
10. 10Board: a wide (16:9) frame appears. The Board filter whitens the background and glare, darkens pen strokes and brightens their colours; curled-page flattening is off.
11. 11Photo: only the edges are found and the perspective corrected; the colours stay as they are (Original filter).
12. 12Text: shot like a document; "Add to library as text" appears at the top of the Save screen. The text is recognised on the device and saved as an editable text document.
13. 13Code: reads QR codes and barcodes; there is no shutter. Details in "Reading QR codes and barcodes".