Live Examples & Demos
Get Started with ScanKit Examples
See what’s possible with ScanKit in just a few clicks. Choose the path that fits you best, no setup, no code required.
Example 1: Instant Demo
Live Code Demo: Edit & Run the ScanKit SDK
See the actual code that powers the ScanKit SDK. Open the demo, scan a document, and copy the snippets into your own project.
Run it live: The scanner modal launches instantly in your browser.
Edit the code: Tweak HTML, CSS, or JS right inside the demo.
Copy & reuse: Grab ready-made snippets to drop straight into your app.
Example 2: Batch Processing
Google Colab Demo: Turn Photos into PDFs with OCR
See how the ScanKit API processes sample document photos and turns each one into a clean, searchable PDF, or export cleaned images you can reuse.
Run it live: Open the notebook in Colab and execute directly in your browser.
Get results: Each photo becomes its own PDF with a searchable text layer.
Make it yours: Copy the notebook, add your own data, and adapt the workflow.
Example 3 - Full Automation
n8n Workflow + Instant Scanner
Turn every scan into an automation trigger. With an Instant Scanner, each document you capture instantly flows into an n8n workflow, no coding, no setup headaches.
Invoice Inbox: Scan to Structured Row
A delivery or invoice arrives as a photo. Your hosted ScanKit scanner cleans it, and the workflow reads the document and appends one structured row (supplier, invoice number, date, total) to your sheet or ERP.
Use this templateDelivery Notes: Scan to Approval
Field staff scan delivery notes. Each scan is cleaned by ScanKit, extracted, and only straightforward notes update the ERP directly. Anything unclear goes to a human for approval first.
Use this templateClient Documents: Secure Intake
A client sends an ID or application form as a photo. ScanKit cleans it, the workflow stores the PDF in your own secure storage, records metadata, and notifies the responsible person.
Use this templateReady to create your own flow?
Start building your document automation workflow today with ScanKit.