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ExactScan vs iCopy - Free Photocopier

ExactScan

exactscan.com

iCopy - Free Photocopier

icopy.sourceforge.io

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FigureExactScaniCopy - Free Photocopier
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WindowsYesYes
macOSYes—
LinuxYes—
Plans published31
Spec score · Scanner Software8.3 (#8)7.7 (#12)
PurposeExactScan scans, files, sorts, archives, and helps users find documents for a paperless office workflow.iCopy combines a scanner and printer so users can print copies or save scans as image or PDF files.

Plans

ExactScan

  • ExactScan€80, paid once
  • ExactScan Pro€100, paid once
  • ExactScan Enterprise€250, paid once

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iCopy - Free Photocopier

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In their own words

ExactScan

ExactScan is a document-scanning application for scanning, sorting, filing, and archiving documents in a paperless office workflow. It supports more than 500 scanner drivers as well as TWAIN and ImageCapture drivers. Built-in processing can detect paper size, correct skew, optimize black-and-white scans, and detect blank pages. Users can create profiles, scan to PDF or other formats, and produce searchable PDFs. ExactScan can act as a TWAIN driver and send image files to third-party applications that do not support TWAIN or ImageCapture. AppleScript support lets users access profiles, set scan options and destinations, and monitor processing status. Pro adds OCR in 26 languages and batch tools including page rotation, PDF appending, 1D barcode recognition, text imprinting, and processing existing files. Enterprise supports scanners rated at 100 pages per minute or higher, PDF/A-1b, and additional barcode formats. It runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows. One-time licenses cost 80.00 EUR for ExactScan, 100.00 EUR for ExactScan Pro, and 250.00 EUR for ExactScan Enterprise. A 14-day trial is available; there is no free plan.

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iCopy - Free Photocopier

iCopy - Free Photocopier combines a scanner and printer to make copies or save scans as image or PDF files. Its controls let users adjust scanner and printer options, including brightness, contrast, and copy count; image settings also include scaling and resolution. Scanning modes include color, grayscale, and black and white, and users can preview a page before printing. An automatic document feeder can handle multiple pages, and the application can scan several pages before printing. It can save acquired pages as PDFs without other software and can be started with the scanner's button or from the command line. Output formats are JPG, BMP, GIF, PNG, and PDF. The maker describes the Windows application as small and requiring no installation, and provides a portable ZIP download. iCopy is open source under GNU General Public License v3. The listed plan costs nothing. The listed version is 1.7.0, released 1 August 2020, and requires.NET Framework. Listed language options are Bulgarian, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Slovak, and Spanish.

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