Did you know your iPad has a built-in scanner for documents and QR codes? Here's how to use your iPad as a document scanner and scan a QR code on an iPad.
Scanning documents to your iPad is a much easier way to store documents than taking photos of them and trying to keep track of them in your Photos app. It's easy to do, but make sure you have as clean a background as possible to set your document on, as clutter or uneven surfaces make it harder for your iPad camera to recognize the document. To learn more about your iPad and the Notes app, check out our free Tip of the Day. Here's how to scan with an iPad.
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The scanned document will be saved in your Notes app.
QR codes have seen a rise in popularity over the past couple of years, with more people wanting contactless menus and more. Here's how to scan a QR code on your iPad in a few easy steps.
Now the QR code should take you straight to the appropriate website. Easy as pie!
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