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Folders in Scanner Pro keep your scans sorted so you can find what you need without scrolling through everything. Whether you're managing client contracts, tracking receipts, or storing personal documents, a few folders go a long way toward turning your document library into something actually useful.
What you can do with folders:

Your new folder appears in the main view (My Scans) immediately.
Alternatively, you can also drag one scan over another - a new folder with these scans inside will be created.
Creating a folder is just the first step. Here's how to put documents in it:
You can also move your scans in batch:
This works well when you've accumulated a batch of unorganized scans and want to sort them all at once.
By document type: Create folders named Contracts, Invoices, Receipts, and IDs. This works well if you scan documents from multiple sources and contexts.
By project or client: A freelancer or consultant might have one folder per client, with subfolders for contracts, invoices, and correspondence. Opening a client folder surfaces everything in one place.
By time period: Year-based folders (2024 Taxes, 2025 Taxes) work well for anything you need to keep for compliance or reference. Scanner Pro's full-text search works across all folders, so naming documents consistently inside those folders helps too.
By urgency: Some people keep an Action Required folder for documents they need to respond to, sign, or file. Once handled, they move them to the appropriate archive folder.
You can also manage your folders in Scanner Pro easily, especially deleting or renaming them:
No. Folder creation and organization are available in the free version of Scanner Pro.
Scanner Pro's search covers all scans across your library. You can't currently limit search to a single folder, but using consistent document names within folders helps narrow results quickly.
No. You can create as many folders as you need, since we do not have any specific limitations for this.