PageKeep

Tap Scan document and point the camera at a page. The iPhone document camera detects the page edges and helps crop it. Add more pages if needed, then tap Save in the camera to create one PDF in your PageKeep library.

PageKeep uses the camera only for scanning. If scanning does not open, check that camera access for PageKeep is enabled in iPhone Settings. The document camera also requires a supported physical iPhone.

Tap Import and select the photos you want to turn into PDF pages. The iOS photo picker gives PageKeep access only to the photos you select. PageKeep combines the selection into one PDF in your library.

Tap a scan in the library to preview its PDF. Use Search scans to find a document by its name; the app does not search text inside a PDF. In an open scan, use the share button to export the PDF, or the ··· menu to rename or delete it.

If a scan seems missing, clear the search field to show the full library. If saving fails, check that your iPhone has available storage and try again.

PageKeep stores its library on your iPhone. It has no account or cloud sync. Deleting a scan removes its local PDF from the app. Deleting the app removes its locally stored documents. Neither action removes copies you already exported or any device backups managed by iOS. We cannot restore a deleted scan from an app account.

Email Shape LLC at hello@shapebuilds.com. Tell us what you were doing, what happened, and your iPhone and iOS versions. Please do not email private documents unless you choose to share them for support.

Read the PageKeep privacy policy.