Direct capture
Open ScanIt and the Google ML Kit scanner starts without a landing-page button.
Android 15+
A small document scanner that opens straight into capture and keeps file management out of the way.
The main path stays short. Detailed saving and sharing choices remain in Settings.
Open ScanIt and the Google ML Kit scanner starts without a landing-page button.
Automatic capture, edge detection, crop, rotation, filters, shadow removal, and cleanup run in the scanner flow.
Create single-page or multi-page output, then share or print it through Android.
Return to up to eight bounded temporary working copies without adding a permanent document database.
Choose automatic PDF and Gallery saving and, if needed, select a PDF folder with Android's folder picker.
No account, ads, subscription, first-party analytics, cloud document library, or public cloud processing.
Photograph one or more pages and review the automatic crop and enhancement.
See the result and keep the saving behavior you already chose in Settings.
Send the PDF or images to a compatible app, or open Android's print service.
No scanned document content is sent to a maintainer-operated server. Google says ML Kit processes scanner input on-device. ML Kit does process limited diagnostic and usage telemetry; the details are in the Privacy Policy.
Google Play services supplies the document scanner UI, models, automatic capture, crop, and filters. The module may need to download or update before first use.
No. They are bounded temporary working copies and Android may clear them. Removing one from Recent removes that working copy. If ScanIt can verify the exact saved outputs it created, the confirmation dialog can also delete the selected PDF, Gallery images, or both.
Uninstall clears ScanIt's settings and private cache. It does not delete PDFs or images already saved in shared storage or a folder you selected.
No. Current code is source-visible under proprietary terms. Unmodified official binaries may be installed and used. Historical copies already released under MIT keep their original MIT grant.
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