ScanQuik

What ScanQuik is

ScanQuik turns printed photographs into digital images on iPhone and iPad. It detects photo edges and scans and crops pictures automatically; users can fine-tune the corners before saving. Scans go to Apple iCloud Photos or the Camera Roll in the native Photos library. You can add time and location details so a scanned picture appears to have been taken at its original time and place. ScanQuik also provides an extension within Photos for changing time and location information on selected photos or videos. Its metadata tools include a map and favorite locations. The App Store listing says it supports HEIC and the P3 color space, and its version history notes negative scanning. The app requires iOS 12.0 or later on iPhone and iPadOS 12.0 or later on iPad. A free plan and a 3-day trial are listed; the Full Version costs 8.99 USD once. The maker is Pavel Holec, with support listed at [email protected]. The developer reports that the app collects no data, a statement Apple says it has not verified.

Who it suits

ScanQuik suits iPhone and iPad users who want to digitize printed photos and save them in the native Photos library. It may also suit people who want to edit photo or video time and location details from Photos.

Getting started

1. Open the ScanQuik website or find the app through its App Store listing.
2. Use an iPhone with iOS 12.0 or later, or an iPad with iPadOS 12.0 or later.
3. Try the free plan or the 3-day trial.
4. Scan printed photos and adjust their corners if needed.
5. Save scans to iCloud Photos or the Camera Roll in the Photos library.
6. Choose the Full Version for 8.99 USD once if you want that listed plan.

Verdict

ScanQuik combines automatic photo scanning with corner adjustment and metadata controls, saving scans to Apple’s native Photos library. Its listed Full Version costs 8.99 USD once, and the developer’s no-data-collection statement has not been verified by Apple.