Registration material submission
Make an ID photo, convert the format and compress it to the file size required by the system.
Restoring your images and input…
The high-frequency picture tasks in registration, reimbursement, data archiving and document submission are concentrated into one entrance. Select the task according to the submission requirements, and you can download and use it after the processing is completed.
Commonly used tasks
Reduce the size of photos and screenshots to meet registration and system upload restrictions
Start processing →Convert picture formatCommon formats such as HEIC, JPG, PNG, and WebP are converted to each other
Start processing →Generate scanned copyOrganize mobile phone shooting data into clear and standardized scanning style files
Start processing →Make ID photoChange the background color and cut one-inch, two-inch and other commonly used sizes for registration
Start processing →Extract picture textIdentify text content in screenshots, tables and profile photos
Start processing →Repair text photosEnhance blurred documents, test papers, tickets and screen shots
Start processing →Applicable scenarios
Make an ID photo, convert the format and compress it to the file size required by the system.
Correct document photos, generate scan style files and extract key information.
Repair blurred test papers, clean up handwritten content and organize printable materials.
Recommended processing sequence
First confirm the image format, pixel size and file volume required by the submission system.
Choose ID photos, scans, text recognition or document repair tools depending on the task.
After the processing is completed, the format is unified to avoid repeated encoding affecting clarity.
Finally, use image compression to control the file size, and open the result to check whether the text is clear.
Frequently Asked Questions
Excessive compression ratio will affect the clarity of small characters. It is recommended to start with higher quality and continue to reduce the size after preview confirmation.
Yes. Scan Generator organizes images in the browser, suitable for archiving, print previewing and sending.
Usually, the format conversion is completed first, and then the last compression is performed, which can reduce the loss of image quality caused by repeated encoding.