Will my pages stay in order when I scan multiple pages to PDF?
Depending on the device you’re using to upload your scanned document, keeping your PDF pages in order can be a common struggle. This article covers how to scan and reorder pages on almost all platforms so that you can access your information efficiently and keep everything organized.
Can I reorder my pages after I scan multiple pages to PDF?
If your pages are in the incorrect order after scanning multiple pages to PDF, you can easily reorganize them by accessing Acrobat online services.
- Open Acrobat online services in your web browser.
- Select the Reorder pages tool.
- Drag and drop your PDF files.
- Select the pages you want to rearrange.
- Click Save.
After I scan multiple pages to PDF, can I split them?
After a document is scanned, the pages can easily be split into different files using Acrobat online services.
- Open Acrobat online services in your web browser.
- Select the Split PDF tool.
- Drag and drop your PDF file.
- Use the divider lines to define where you would like to split the file.
- Click Save.
How to scan multiple pages to one PDF on Windows 10.
Follow these steps to scan multiple pages to PDF on Windows 10 using a scanner.
- Download the scanner software that matches your device. On Windows, Acrobat supports TWAIN and Windows Image Acquisition (WIA).
- Connect your printer and choose the scanning method. There will be an option to use the automatic feeder tray or to place the files onto the scanner glass.
- Scan your pages. Press Scan on your printer.
- Once you have scanned your pages, you’ll have two options: Save or Save and continue scanning. Click the Save and continue scanning option to scan multiple pages to PDF.
- Click the Save option and then select Save as PDF to finish.
How to scan multiple pages to one PDF on a Mac.
The steps to scan multiple pages to PDF on a Mac are very similar to those for Windows 10.
- Download the scanner software. MacOS supports TWAIN and Image Capture (ICA).
- Connect your printer and choose the scanning method. There will be an option to use the automatic feeder tray or to place the files onto the scanner glass.
- Scan your pages. Press Scan on your printer.
- Once you have scanned your pages, you’ll have two options: Save or Save and continue scanning. Click the Save and continue scanning option to scan multiple pages to PDF.
- Click the Save option and then select Save as PDF to finish.
How to scan multiple pages to one PDF on an iPhone.
Adobe Scan is a great free resource for scanning pages to PDF on an iPhone. To download and use it, follow these steps.
- Install Adobe Scan from the App Store and launch the app.
- Use the slider below the camera to select the document type you want to scan.
- Point your iPhone camera at the document. The app will automatically identify the document’s edges and scan it.
- Tap Keep Scanning if you need to scan additional pages.
- Once you’re finished, tap Adjust.
- Adjust your scans by tweaking the brightness, reordering and cropping pages, cleaning and marking up documents, and more.
- Save your scanned pages as a new PDF file.
How to scan multiple pages to one PDF on an Android.
Adobe Scan also works on Android devices. Here are the steps to download and use it.
- Install Adobe Scan from the App Store and launch the app.
- Use the slider below the camera to select the document type you want to scan.
- Point your Android camera at the document. The app will automatically identify the document’s edges and scan it.
- Tap Keep Scanning if you need to scan additional pages.
- Once you’re finished, tap Adjust.
- Adjust your scans by tweaking the brightness, reordering and cropping pages, cleaning and marking up documents, and more.
- Save your scanned pages as a new PDF file.
Resources to do more with your PDFs.
After you scan multiple pages into one PDF document, you might be faced with other PDF-related needs. Here are a few additional guides to read through if you’re looking to do more with your PDFs.
You can also make your PDF smaller after you scan multiple pages: