Scan multiple printed photos at once with Photomyne and let the app automatically detect, crop, and save each picture separately for faster and easier digitizing.

1. Get your photos ready

• Lay several printed photos on a flat, solid-colored surface.
• Leave a little space between each one - no touching or overlapping.
• Remove shiny sleeves or album plastic to avoid glare.

2. Set the scene with good lighting

Good lighting = great scans.

• Natural light (like near a window) works best.
• Avoid harsh lamps or direct sunlight.
• Check that no shadows fall from your hands or your phone.

3. Open the scanner

Let’s get scanning:

• Open the Photomyne app.
• Tap Scan New Album or enter an existing album and tap Scan.
• Hold your phone steady over all the photos, like you’re taking a group picture.

4. Capture all photos in one go

Now the fun part:

• Make sure all photos fit in your camera view.
• Hold your phone parallel to the surface (straight above, not tilted).
• Tap the Capture button.
• The app will automatically crop and save each photo separately - no extra work needed.

5. Check your results

Once your scans are in the album:

• Tap each photo to review it.
• If one looks off or cropped strangely, use the Edit icon to manually adjust the crop.

Note: If a photo was scanned but is missing from the album, tap the three-dot menu in the top-right corner of the album screen and select Edit original scan shots. There, you can view all original scans and tap a missed photo to crop it.

6. Tips for picture-perfect scans

A few handy tricks:

• Adjust your distance to fill the frame while keeping the image in focus.
• If you see glare, tilt the phone slightly or adjust your angle.
• Use a surface that contrasts with your photos.
• Flatten curled edges for clearer detection.