Scan to PDF on Android without installing anything
Open the tool in Chrome, tap to take a photo of the page, and export a PDF. Android's camera integration means the file picker offers the camera directly, so it feels much like a scanner app — without the install, the account or the permissions.
Scan to PDF works this way in Chrome on Android. Scan to PDF
How the camera works from a browser
Choosing a file on Android offers the camera as one of the sources. The photo goes straight into the page. There is no separate step and no gallery clutter unless you want it saved.
Multi-page works
Add a page, add another, drag them into order, export once. A ten-page contract is as straightforward as a single form, and the pages stay in your control until you export.
Where the app is genuinely better
Three things. Live edge detection through the viewfinder, so you see the crop before you take the picture rather than after. Text recognition, which makes the PDF searchable. And working with no connection at all. If you scan often, those are worth an install; for one form they are not.
It is not a different tool on a phone
The same page runs on a laptop. Nothing about it is mobile-only, so a document photographed on a phone and a file already on a computer go through exactly the same steps.