Comombo (Updated)

Comombo is lightweight tool for your mobile phone. Given that your phone has 2 (or more) mega pixel camera you can install free Comombo software and use your phone’s camera as a scanner.

How does it work ?

1. Download and install Comombo software on your mobile
2. Take snapshots of paper documents, whiteboards, business cards, charts, graphics or text.
3. Comombo converts snapshots into properly formatted scan-like versions of a document.
4. Send scanned documents as PDF attachments directly from your phone (by email or FAX) (Note: carrier rates apply)

More Comombo Features

  • Comombo scan2fax service lets you scan and fax up to 10 free fax documents per month. For each additional fax you’ll have to pay small fee. See different account optionshere
  • To handle this scanner, fax and photocopying setup, you’ll need an internet connection and a camera of at least two megapixels.
  • Get Comombo Freeware from here
  • Check out screenshot and conversion examples here. Also check out one right below.

Update: The site is no longer functional

Go to www.comombo.com


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  • Daniel

    great app! tnx for the tipp

    have been looking for smth like that for a long time!

  • BobZeKnack

    Cool stuff however there are others out there which do not require to download software and are easier to register and use and do a much better job scanning. Qipit i think even lets you scan in color if you want to. I do a lot of whiteboards in color with qipit. works just great for me.

  • http://www.makeuseof.com Aibek

    @BibZeKnack

    yeap, Qipit and Scanr are other similar tools that can do pretty much everything that Comombo does. I am not sure which one is better though.

  • Mark

    True, but there is one big difference: comombo processes the image directly on the phone to 30-80KB.

    with scanr or qipit you send 1,5MB and they process on the server side.

    Comombo saves a lot of money on data costs – it is 90% cheaper to use

  • http://www.makeuseof.com Aibek

    @ Mark

    Thanks for the tip, I had no ideaComombo does on-phone compression. That’s one compelling advantage.