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LensUp Scanner
LensUp Scanner turns document photos into printable files using browser-based processing. It includes perspective correction, cleanup, ID-card layouts and PDF utilities. Free scanning tools run locally, while optional AI recognition and cloud features have different privacy terms. Features include document cropping, lighting adjustment, multi-page PDF export and text recognition. Limitations: advanced cloud features require Pro, and local processing is constrained by browser and device resources.
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- Local free document tools
- Multiple document export workflows
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- Cloud features have separate privacy terms
- Device and browser resource limits
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