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Before Windows disabled key features I could use OfficeLens on my desktop/laptop to open images of documents, crop, and save as PDF. That's all I need.

Any free or one-time purchase replacements?

I utilize other free software to print PDFs. This let's me edit PDF pages (delete, move pages). If there is a purchase option, simple apps with both options would be ideal.

Simple use case. I have photos of invoices, and just need to save them as PDF. It's nice to clean them up with cropping. That's why free Office Lens was ideal.

EDIT: Sorry peeps. I should have stipulated the type of cropping

Non-rectangle cropping where you can drag the corners (OfficeLens even had an edge detection tool which followed contours that corrected for non-flat documents.). I can already crop with MS Paint and print to PDF. What I need to do is crop skewed document photos.

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IrfanView lets you save images as PDF. Cropping images is also supported.

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  • Sorry. I mistakenly didn't describe the type of crop. i need skewed cropping. I searched the Forum and reviewed tabs on the website, but I didn't find this. Does InfanView support this? – xtian Feb 11 at 23:52
  • I do not think this kind of crop is available. – iPDFdev Feb 12 at 8:52
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Xodo is completely free and supports these two tasks.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/xodo-pdf-reader-editor/9wzdncrdjxp4

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  • Also, Sorry I didn't describe the type of cropping. I have document photos which are often taken at an angle (see example above). I tried the link and the website version of the app (perfectly simple GUI), but I didn't find a skew crop feature. Do you know if they have this feature? – xtian Feb 12 at 0:00
  • Thanks for the feedback, no. This looks like the Xodo feature request here (for Android): feedback.xodo.com/forums/241992-suggest-a-new-feature/… in case you want to vote. – Ryan Feb 12 at 0:27

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