We all take photos on our Apple devices, but what do you do when you want to scan old photos? Whether you’re looking to digitize some family memories or just want to keep a physical copy of a digital photo, you’ll need a good photo scanning app.

Here are our top 5 picks:

1. PhotoScan by Google

PhotoScan is a free app by Google that turns your Apple device into a high-quality photo scanner. Just point your camera at the photo you want to scan, and PhotoScan will automatically crop and rotate it, as well as remove any glare. You can then save the scanned photo to your camera roll or share it with others.

2. TurboScan

TurboScan is a paid app that offers many features not found in other photo scanning apps. With TurboScan, you can scan multiple photos at once, and the app will automatically crop and rotate them. You can also choose to save your scanned photos as PDFs or JPEGs. TurboScan also offers the ability to adjust the brightness, contrast, and saturation of your scanned photos.

3. Photomyne

Photomyne is a paid app that offers similar features to TurboScan. With Photomyne, you can scan multiple photos at once and the app will automatically crop and rotate them. You can also save your scanned photos as PDFs or JPEGs. Photomyne also offers the ability to adjust the brightness, contrast, and saturation of your scanned photos.

4. Evernote Scannable

Evernote Scannable is a free app that allows you to quickly scan documents and save them to your Evernote account. Just point your camera at the document you want to scan, and Evernote Scannable will automatically crop and rotate it. You can then save the scanned document to your Evernote account or share it with others.

5. JotNot Scanner

JotNot Scanner is a paid app that turns your Apple device into a portable scanner. With JotNot Scanner, you can scan documents, receipts, and business cards. The app also offers the ability to crop and rotate your scanned photos. You can then save the scanned document to your camera roll or share it with others.