DownloadA GUI to ease the process of producing a multipage PDF from a scan. gscan2pdf should work on almost any Linux/BSD machine.
Features
- Compatible with any SANE-capable scanner
- Crop, threshold & clean up scan
- Reorder pages via DND
- Write multi-page scan to PDF, DjVu or TIFF
- Write single scans to any format supported by ImageMagick
- Ocropus & tesseract support
- Place OCR output at boundary boxes supplied by Ocropus
- Incorporate PDF metadata in filename
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License
GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)Follow gscan2pdf
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User Reviews
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It can save to .djvu and .pdf. I use it very often.
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I have been using this program for several years. It has progressed into a reliable and very useful application for the things I need to do regarding scanning items. It has improved considerably from the early days. The only issue I have is the loss of being able to scan in Black and White only (Lineart). It would be nice to get that ability back.
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I have not used it much yet but I am already extremely happy that at last I can now use the scanning feature of my Ricoh SP 112su in Ubuntu. Thank you so much for this software!! :-)
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I have been using this software for decades and it has always done a great job. I'm not a big fan of Perl in general, but Jeffrey Ratcliffe definitely uses it well!
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Very nice and useful. It works great on both Ubuntu 18.04 and 20.04. Tested with an Epson WF-7620 and a Canon i-SENSYS MF746Cx.