Apple Notes lets iPhone and iPad users scan documents from the attachments button, then crop, filter, and save the pages in a note.

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With the right scanning app, your iPhone or iPad can scan documents with vivid clarity. There’s no need for a printer-size scanner — you just need your Apple gear. A great example of such an app, ...

Another handy tutorial video from Apple explains the process of using the Notes app on your iPhone or iPad to scan documents directly to that note.

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