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Combine iPhone screenshots into one PDF with a page for each capture. Import the images into ScanLens, put them in reading order and export. If a Full Page capture is already a PDF, keep it as PDF and merge it when needed.
Apple’s Full Page capture guide explains the image and PDF save options. If the saved file is a PDF, use Merge PDF to combine it with other documents. If it is an image in Photos, import it as an image. Full Page availability depends on the content and app; do not assume every screen supports it.
PDF conversion may resize or recompress the screenshot; Maximum is not a guarantee of unchanged source pixels. Keep the original capture and inspect the exported file. If a long image becomes too small, use shorter captures with complete lines. For an attachment limit, compress a copy and compare readability; there is no fixed reduction percentage.
Check notifications, account details, and unrelated messages before sharing. Conversion does not remove sensitive information or prove a screenshot’s authenticity. It runs on the iPhone, but enabled cloud backup, automatic uploads, and the selected sharing destination can transfer files.
The option is not available for every app or type of content. For unsupported screens, take several regular screenshots with enough overlap to preserve the reading sequence, then combine them.
Image conversion alone does not recognize text. Use OCR for a searchable PDF, then check names, numbers, and small text for recognition errors.
Yes. Annotate the PDF, then export and reopen the marked-up copy. Keep the note clear of the text you want the recipient to read.
Yes, with a ScanLens watermark on the exported PDF. Premium removes the watermark and unlocks advanced export controls — OCR, password protection, compression tuning. See free PDF scanner for iPhone for the free-vs-premium breakdown.
Free to download, works offline, no account required. Put your screenshots in reading order and export one PDF.