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NAPS2 is free and open source scanning software for Windows, Mac and Linux. Easily scan with devices from Canon, Brother, HP, Epson, Fujitsu, and more. Then save to PDF, TIFF, JPEG, or PNG with a single click.
Weekly downloads: 45,417. NAPS2 is provided completely free of charge, with no ads or restrictions. Consider making a donation.
ESCL is used to connect to modern network scanners and doesn't need a manufacturer driver to be installed. Once you've selected your device and picked the settings you want, click "OK" and scanning will start.
For bug reports, feature requests, and general support inquiries. For more open-ended discussion. NAPS2 is provided completely free of charge, with no ads or restrictions. Consider making a donation.
Batch Scanning. NAPS2 has a batch scanning feature to automate some scanning tasks. Under the "Scan" dropdown you can click "Batch Scan". Scan Configuration. Once you choose a profile, you can select whether you want a single scan or multiple scans. "Single scan": A single operation of the scanner - for a feeder, that could be many pages.
Combining and Converting Files. The -i/--import option can be used in combination with the option "-n 0" to combine multiple files together or to change the type of a file without doing any scanning. To combine multiple images into a PDF: naps2.console -i "F:\a.jpg;F:\b.jpg;F:\c.jpg" -n 0 -o "F:\abc.pdf".
I can't select my scanner. Try each of these steps and see if they fix the problem: Make sure your scanner is plugged in, turned on, and connected to your computer. Make sure you have your scanner's drivers installed. Google "(model number) drivers" if you need to find them. In your profile settings, try switching between different driver options.
NAPS2 SDK is a free and open source scanning library for C#/.NET. Scan with devices from Canon, Brother, HP, Epson, Fujitsu, and more. Then save to PDF, TIFF, JPEG, or PNG.
NAPS2 allows you to use scanners connected to one computer from any other computer on the local network. Scanners can be shared across Windows, Mac, and Linux using the ESCL driver.
Basic Settings. Paper Source - Whether to scan from Glass (flatbed), Feeder (automatic document feeder), or Duplex (feeder with duplex support). Bit Depth - Whether to scan in Color, Grayscale, or Black & White. Page Size - The size of the pages you're scanning.