Microsoft Lens - PDF Scanner v16.0.16130.20128 APK + MOD (Premium Unlocked/VIP/PRO)

Solara: This app is one of the best scanners out there, it's super easy to use and it always produces a clear picture. It can combine multiple photos into one file and can save to device in a wide variety of ways extremely easily. I would recommend this to any student, it has saved me on assignment submissions in multiple classes. I've recommended it to all my friends.

John C: I dropped this from 4 stars to 1 as it is now totally unusable. The app itself is stuck in landscape mode, and it appears to mirror the movement in an opposite direction when I try to line it up. If I'm lucky enough to get a picture the screen flashes green and then the image is extremely blurry an nearly unreadable. I cleared cache and data, uninstalled, and reinstalled. Then it was stuck at a black screen for a really long time. After that went away I had the exact same problems. Time to find an alternative....

K D: Capable app with issues and limits. For regular rectangular scans, it works fine. But when you try to scan a long document, then the presented rectangle keeps changing its size automatically and out of control. It tries setting itself to smaller boxes inside the document. That one experience was painful. Also, a useful feature can be if it allows combining multiple pages into one pdf.

Zachary Entenman: Good scanner. The automatic and manual cropping both work well. The filters are good for increasing legibility. I got a glitch a couple times where one edge of the crop would go off the screen such that I couldn't move it, and I had to back out and retake the image. Allows you to save the scans as PDFs, jpegs, among others, and allowing you to share the images to other apps (including saving to google drive) has been indespensable. A more fully featured and more focused app than Google lens.

A Google user: Works great. Pretty good at cropping the paper automatically and you can save the file as an image or a PDF making saving multiple images as one file in your OneDrive super easy. It's also dead simple to use. Open the app, look at the thing you want to scan, and shoot. If you want to put multiple in the same file or do multiple at once that's super easy, just hit the little button next to the camera button.

A Google user: Great when it doesn't lose your photos/scans on the way to OneNote. For me, about 20% of my scans disappear which is unacceptable, even though the Office Lens app says it's synced. When you consider we're capturing whiteboards, documents, and other important work/personal stuff, this is unacceptable and unreliable for serious purposes. It wouldn't be a problem if it had a more accurate mechanism/better failsafe/checking as far as sending to Onenote, or at the very very least, the ability to re-send stuff from the Office Lens gallery (after you notice it's missing from Onenote, which is still far from an ideal solution.) I suppose the devs could say it's the Onenote team's fault, and perhaps with some validity. But guess what? It's still all the same company and same ecosystem (at least aggressively marketed as such), so BY WHATEVER MEANS, it needs to work and save headaches, not create them. Talk to the Onenote people, sacrifice a chicken, just please do what you need to do... And if they were to blame connectivity issues, guess what? Office Lens is 50% camera/scanner, 50% sync/export app. The other sync apps and those with significant syncing functions have found ways around remaining robust and error-free even with connectivity issues.

A Google user: I was a CamScanner user until they got corrupted. I looked around a bit in the past looking for good PDF scanner and looks like Microsoft was paying attention to what users actually need. I can link into all the Microsoft tools if I want to. And they are good. But I can also export easily to my Google drive and other things. That makes this super useful. I can also take pictures of whiteboards during a conference and do the image processing later. Super thumbs up on this app.

A Google user: One of the most impressive and well built apps I have found. From even a distance at any angle this app reads documents perfectly. Just made my job a little easier, scanning on the go I like that it saves to all your locations, one drive, word, PDF etc. it allows for multiple location saving at the same time even. Everything is linked between computers from home and to work, oh and your cell phone if you do things like I do. literally made my life a little more seamless.

A Google user: OK app, CS scanner still does better. two important feature to consider: scanner for projected TV screen. the bright light makes it hard to capture lecture presentations. let me have control over what was scanned. the automatic search for the image is very annoying as it does not always find the right document unless the background has a high contrast. when the background is close to the document, it cannot find the document.

A Google user: This app is fantastic for a quick scan, and I like how you can adjust the boundaries of each page so easily. Sharing or saving the resulting file is a pain, because it immediately uploads to Microsoft's cloud storage and doesnt want to let you export the file easily, but if you have a file viewer then you'll be fine.