PDF Maker & Document Scanner
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Updated 25 Oct 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperZOHIAGADA LTD
CategoryUtilities
PriceFree
Released
Rating★ 4.6 (113)
Version1.7.6
Age rating4+
First seen by us
23 Oct 2026
Rating
4.6 ★
113 ratings
Measured
PDF Maker & Document Scanner on the App Store
App details
App ID
6743823770
Publisher
ZOHIAGADA LTD
On the store since
Mar 2025
1 year on the store
Minimum OS
iOS 16.0+
iPhone 8 and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
10
EN FR DE IT JA KO PT ZH ES ZH
Size
44 MB
Also listed in
Productivity
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Not charting right now. | ||
Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
4.6 ★
113 ratings
Measured
Ratings
113
Measured
About PDF Maker & Document Scanner
Someone needs it as a PDF, but you only have a photo, scan, or file? Turn it into a PDF from your camera, gallery, or imported files, then fix the order, rename the document, and share the final version. Get the file ready before the next thing interrupts you!
Most PDF jobs are not big projects. It is usually one form, a few pages from class, a receipt, a signed paper, or several pictures that would look better as a single file. Most of the time, it is easier to use a simple PDF creator than open a larger editor just to handle one quick file.
Create PDFs from everyday files
The app is built around simple PDF creation from everyday phone content. Use photos, images, camera scans, or imported files, then make a PDF you can rename, reorder, and export when the document looks right.
Scan paper documents
For pages you still have in front of you, the camera scanner keeps things simple. Capture printed documents, school notes, forms, receipts, letters, or office papers, then save them as PDF files instead of sending plain photos.
Convert photos and images
A lot of documents start as pictures now. Use the image converter to take photos from your gallery, place them in the right order, and make a PDF that looks cleaner when you need to send, upload, print, or store it.
Import saved files
For saved files, you do not need to scan anything again or turn the file into images first. Import the supported file, make it into a PDF, rename it if the name is too vague, and keep the finished document ready for sharing or later use.
What you can do:
- Create PDF files from photos, images, scans, and files
- Scan paper documents with your camera
- Convert pictures from your gallery into PDF files
- Import supported files and save them as PDFs
- Start a PDF from a blank canvas
- Rename files so they are easier to recognize
- Reorder pages before exporting
- Manage pages inside your PDF documents
- Keep a history of created PDFs
- Share or export files quickly
Everyday PDF tasks
The app works well for everyday situations, not only office work. You might use it for class notes, homework, signed papers, forms, invoices, receipts, personal records, travel documents, confirmations, or quick camera scans. It is also useful when someone asks you to “send it as a PDF” and you only have the original as a photo or file.
Photo to PDF, scan to PDF, file to PDF
Photo to PDF is simple: choose images, check the page order, and create the document. Scan to PDF is just as direct: use the camera, capture the paper, and save it as a PDF. File to PDF is there when you want to import a supported file and turn it into something easier to share.
Organize pages before sharing
The page tools are useful when the first version is not quite right. Move pages around, give the PDF a clearer name, keep track of recent files, and send the final version without digging through a confusing workflow.
Simple PDF creation
This is more of a practical PDF creator than a complicated docume
Most PDF jobs are not big projects. It is usually one form, a few pages from class, a receipt, a signed paper, or several pictures that would look better as a single file. Most of the time, it is easier to use a simple PDF creator than open a larger editor just to handle one quick file.
Create PDFs from everyday files
The app is built around simple PDF creation from everyday phone content. Use photos, images, camera scans, or imported files, then make a PDF you can rename, reorder, and export when the document looks right.
Scan paper documents
For pages you still have in front of you, the camera scanner keeps things simple. Capture printed documents, school notes, forms, receipts, letters, or office papers, then save them as PDF files instead of sending plain photos.
Convert photos and images
A lot of documents start as pictures now. Use the image converter to take photos from your gallery, place them in the right order, and make a PDF that looks cleaner when you need to send, upload, print, or store it.
Import saved files
For saved files, you do not need to scan anything again or turn the file into images first. Import the supported file, make it into a PDF, rename it if the name is too vague, and keep the finished document ready for sharing or later use.
What you can do:
- Create PDF files from photos, images, scans, and files
- Scan paper documents with your camera
- Convert pictures from your gallery into PDF files
- Import supported files and save them as PDFs
- Start a PDF from a blank canvas
- Rename files so they are easier to recognize
- Reorder pages before exporting
- Manage pages inside your PDF documents
- Keep a history of created PDFs
- Share or export files quickly
Everyday PDF tasks
The app works well for everyday situations, not only office work. You might use it for class notes, homework, signed papers, forms, invoices, receipts, personal records, travel documents, confirmations, or quick camera scans. It is also useful when someone asks you to “send it as a PDF” and you only have the original as a photo or file.
Photo to PDF, scan to PDF, file to PDF
Photo to PDF is simple: choose images, check the page order, and create the document. Scan to PDF is just as direct: use the camera, capture the paper, and save it as a PDF. File to PDF is there when you want to import a supported file and turn it into something easier to share.
Organize pages before sharing
The page tools are useful when the first version is not quite right. Move pages around, give the PDF a clearer name, keep track of recent files, and send the final version without digging through a confusing workflow.
Simple PDF creation
This is more of a practical PDF creator than a complicated docume
Latest updates
1.7.6
Bug fixes and improvements