How to fax from your iPhone or Android phone

1. 1Open the Notes app and start a new note.
2. 2Tap the camera button and choose “Scan Documents.” Hold the phone over each page; it captures automatically. Tap “Save” when you have every page.
3. 3Tap the scan in the note, then the share button, and choose “Save to Files.” You now have a PDF. (The Files app can also scan directly: tap the “More” button in Files and choose “Scan Documents.”)
4. 4Open Safari, go to titusfax.com, tap “Choose a file” and pick the PDF from Files.
5. 5Enter the fax number, your name and email, check the price, and send.

1. 1Open the Google Drive app, tap the + (New) button and choose “Scan.” Photograph each page, crop if needed, and save — Drive stores it as a PDF. Many phones also have a scanner in the camera or Files app.
2. 2Open Chrome, go to titusfax.com and tap “Choose a file.” Pick the PDF from Drive or your downloads.
3. 3Enter the fax number, your name and email, check the price, and send.

Yes — TitusFax accepts JPG and PNG images, and each image becomes one fax page. A scan is still better: the scanner flattens the page, straightens it and boosts the contrast, so it's much easier to read at the other end.

Both scanners put every page you capture into a single PDF, and one file becomes one fax. The price screen shows the exact page count before you pay, and you can preview every page.

Upload a Word file (.doc or .docx) directly — TitusFax converts it to fax pages for you. For a Google Doc, choose File → Download → PDF first, then upload the PDF.