Instead, upload the image to Google Drive. Before you do this, make sure the image is the right way up. Then, sign in to Google Drive, and click and drag the file to the relevant Google Drive folder.

When you’re ready to save the scan, press the Save button, and Google Drive will use machine learning to suggest a relevant title for the image or set of images that will be saved as a new PDF file.

Meanwhile, here’s how you can scan to a PDF using Google Drive. This example was done on a Google Pixel 6 running Android 14. In your Google Drive app, tap the + New button and select Scan.

Image Credit: Ayomide Sadiq/Talk Android. So you don't need to bother; I have given Google's document scanner in Files a spin to see how good it is.

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