PDFelement - Edit, Annotate, Fill and Sign PDF Documents

Would you like to scan multiple pages of a magazine, newspaper, or document, and save them into one combined PDF file? These days, this is easy to do without having to manual scan page by page. All you need to scan multiple pages into one PDF on Mac is the right software. There are many options to choose from, with one of the best being PDFelement for Mac.
Scanning multiple pages into one PDF document allows you to view the pages as you scan them and then reorder, rotate, or delete them as necessary. Most importantly, this saves you time. As mentioned previously, with the right software, this is an easy task, and PDFelement for Mac is the right software. It is a compete PDF solution that will simplify your life. Here are some key features:
Now that you know PDFelement for Mac can help you get the job done, we'll outline how simple and easy it is to use. The simple interface makes every task effortless, and the same applies to scanning multiple pages into one PDF.
Open PDFelement for Mac, and click on "Edit" in the top toolbar. Go to "Create" and then "PDF from Scanner". Once you click the button, a pop up window will appear, and you'll need to select the scanner you want to use for this task.
After selecting the scanner, select the pages you want to scan. In the "custom scan" window, you can set the Pages options, and check/uncheck options like "Recognize text (OCR)" and "Make PDF/A-2b compliant". Once you are satisfied with the options and settings, click on "Scan".
Your scanner will begin the scanning process. Once the first page is scanned, another pop up window will appear. You will be asked if the scan is complete, or if you'd like to scan more pages to complete the document.
Click "Scan more pages", and the scanner will continue to scan more pages. In the end, all of the pages will be scanned in one file, and PDFelement will open it directly when the scanning is completed. From there, you can start working on the file or save it to your device.