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Scan Photos with Canon PRINT (iOS)

Article ID: ART162569 | Date published: 09/30/2015 | Date last updated: 09/12/2023
 

Description

This article will show you how to scan photos with Canon PRINT on an iOS device.

Solution

Before Starting

 Make sure that your photo is placed on the scanner before starting this process.

 The screens may differ depending on the iOS device being used.


To scan photos in Canon PRINT, follow the steps below.

  1. From the main screen, tap Scan.

    Tap Scan (outlined in red)

  2. On the next screen, you can tap Change settings to adjust the various settings as needed. If you have previously used the Scan function for scanning documents, tapping Change settings will allow you to toggle back to scanning photos. After adjusting any settings as needed, tap Scan.

    Tap Scan (outlined in red) to begin scanning. Tap Change settings (outlined in blue) to change scan settings as needed

    The scan process will begin.

    Scanning in progress

  3. When the scan has completed, you may place another picture on the scanner and tap Scan or you may tap Exit to proceed.

    Tap Exit (outlined in red) or Scan (outlined in blue)

  4. After tapping Exit, tap the share icon.

    Tap the Share icon (outlined in red)

  5. Tap Use as JPEG.

    Tap Use as JPEG (outlined in red)

  6. Tap Save Image to save the picture to your iOS device. Tap Save to Files to save to a specific location on your iOS device. This will also allow you to save to your iCloud Drive if desired.

    Tap Save Image (outlined in red) or Save to Files (outlined in blue)

    File browser on iOS device

    Tap Mail if you wish to email the picture to someone.

  7. After you have saved the image, tap X.  When prompted, tap OK to return to the main screen.

    Tap OK (outlined in red) to return to the main screen

For support and service options, sign into (or create) your Canon Account from the link below.
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