One document, one file
Sending page 1.jpg, page 2.jpg and page 3.jpg makes the reader do the work. A single multi-page PDF keeps the pages together and in order.
In Filetray a document is that one PDF. Every page you scan in one session lands in it, and you can come back later to add the page you forgot, put a page in the right place, or drop a blurry one.
Scan a stack into one PDF
- Start one scan for the whole stackTap Scan a document and scan the first page.
- Keep adding pagesStay in the scanner and capture the next page, then the next. Each one is added to the same scan, up to 100 pages.
- Finish onceFinish the scan after the last page. Filetray opens one document with all the pages; the pill on the preview shows Page 1 of N.
- Add a page you missedInside the document, tap Pages, then Scan more pages, or Add pages from photos. New pages go at the end.
- Fix the orderIn Pages, tap a page to select it, then tap Earlier or Later to move it. Remove takes it out of the document.
- Send the single PDFGo back to the document and tap Share PDF or Save. All pages go out as one file.
Removing the last page deletes the document. Filetray asks first: “This is the last page. Removing it deletes the document.”
Already have the pages as separate PDFs?
Filetray builds a PDF from pages you scan or pick from photos. If the pages are already PDF files on your phone, joining them is a job for a PDF tool: see combine scanned pages into one PDF or merge PDF files on Android with ViaPDF.
Scan it once. Find it later.Free to download, free for up to 5 documents. Filetray Lifetime is a one-time purchase, and Google Play shows your local price.
Multiple pages, one PDF: questions
Is there a page limit?
One scanning session takes up to 100 pages. You can add more pages to the same document afterwards with Scan more pages or Add pages from photos.
Does a document with many pages count as more than one?
No. The free library counts documents, not pages: a 12-page contract is one of your 5 free documents.
Can I add photos from my gallery as pages?
Yes. Inside a document, tap Pages, then Add pages from photos, and pick the pictures in order.