Image Capture does this. There's a tickbox when you've selected PDF as the output. I don't have a scanner on this system, but we use it every day at work. Here's a solution that will work even if your scanner produces JPEGs: • Scan all pages as separate JPEG images • Open all JPEGs at once in Preview (Select all, right-click, Open with » Preview) • Select all images in the right hand navigation pane in Preview (select any one; Cmd A – you can also change their order here if needed) • From the File menu, select Print Selected Pages. • Within the Print dialog, select the PDF button at the lower left • Select Save As PDF.

Saving to PDF (optionally compressing the scan inside the PDF to save disk space) It is also possible to open or import existing PDF documents and perform OCR on them via a menu option (the language can be set in the Preferences). Start to Print your scanned image - but don't select a printer. Look in the bottom left corner of the Print Dialogue, and you should see some PDF choices there. This will create a PDF.

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When you enter the name you'd like to save as, Preview will create a multi-page PDF containing all the separate scans as individual pages in the order they appeared in on the navigation pane. No extra software required. As of OS X 10.8, Preview can also do it. Follow these steps: • Select 'File' > 'Import from Scanner'.

• A dialog will open, with an overview of the document to be scanned. • In that dialog, in the 'Format' menu, select 'PDF'. If you do not see this dropdown, it's because you have to click on the 'show details' button. • Below will then appear the checkbox 'Combine into single document'. Note: do NOT miss the 3rd step. If you don't select 'PDF' as the format, the 'Combine into single document' checkbox will NOT appear.

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• Get your scanner all set up, using whatever drivers you need. (This can sometimes be a bear on OSX. If your scanner manufacturer doesn't provide a driver, check out the project; they may have something for you) • Download and install, a really fantastic little tool that I've found handy on many occasions • Connect your scanner to your Mac and fire up ImageCapture • In the toolbar to the right, click on the dropdown next to 'Automatic Tasks' • Click on 'Other.' • Browse to wherever CombinePDF is installed, select it and click 'Open' • Now insert your document into the scanner and click Scan • As each page is scanned, its file will be dumped into CombinePDF.

So this works for multi-page documents, too -- each page will appear as a filename in CombinePDF • When all of your pages are scanned in, click on 'Merge PDF.' In CombinePDF • Select a location for the final PDF and give it a name, then click on OK • Your PDF will be created! Is hyper minimal PDF scanning program for OSX I just wrote because I couldn't find anything else that I liked. BcScan is bare bones, like a copy machine. You put the App in your dock and click the Icon.