Scan and fax a document with your phone

No scanner? Your phone camera is enough. FastFax turns a photo of a page into a clean, straight, fax-ready page.

FastFax lets you send a fax online from your phone or computer for as little as 2¢ a page, with no subscription. US fax numbers only, up to 100 pages per fax.

Scan and send

1. Open fastfax.app on your phone and tap Scan.
2. Point the camera at the page. A blue outline shows the page it found. Tap the shutter.
3. Tap + Next page for more pages, then Done.
4. Check the corners (drag them if needed), type the fax number, and send.

If the live camera doesn't open, FastFax uses your phone's own camera app instead, and the photo is cropped the same way.

Faxing a photo you already took

Tap Upload documents and pick the photo from your library. FastFax crops the page edges and converts it to black and white. You can turn black and white off for photos where gray tones matter.

Faxing an ID, a receipt or a card

Place small items on a sheet of white paper, or on a plain dark surface, and scan. Make sure all four corners are in view. For two-sided items, scan the front and back as two pages.

For the clearest result

• Bright, even light, and no shadow of your phone on the page
• Hold the phone straight above the page
• Flatten folded pages

Then send it

After scanning, type the US fax number, add a cover page if you want one, check the preview and tap Send. You pay per page, from 2¢ a page with the 1,000-page pack, and you get a confirmation PDF when it's delivered.

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