Auto crop scanned photos
Detect multiple photos on one scanned page and separate them into individual photo files.
AutoSplitter helps you scan whole photo stacks, automatically split them into individual images, restore colors, and add captions or metadata without wasting hours of manual cleanup.
AutoSplitter makes batch photo scanning fast and accurate - automatically splitting multiple pictures on a single scan, restoring color, and letting you add captions and metadata for long-term archiving.
Detect multiple photos on one scanned page and separate them into individual photo files.
Revive faded prints with built-in retouching tools so old portraits regain clarity and warmth.
Add text, dates, and embedded metadata to preserve context for future generations.
Lay out your photos on a flatbed scanner using a uniform background and consistent white borders.
Click the Scan button: the software identifies each photograph and cuts them into clean individual frames automatically.
Refine crops if needed. Apply retouching, captions and metadata then export your photos to individual image files.
“I just wanted to tell you that AutoSplitter saved the day. I was asked to scan in a large stack of photos for a friend's funeral. I first downloaded the software from the manufacturer of my scanner. I could not even get it to recognize my scanner! I downloaded the trial version of AutoSplitter and it worked perfectly the first time. I immediately purchased it and with a short amount of time, I had scanned and saved all of the photos. Thank you so much!”
“This was the greatest purchase I have made in a while! It works just as described, providing all the features that were most important to me when I was preparing to embark on digitizing several hundred family photos of all shapes and sizes and varying image qualities. Easy to install and easy to learn how to use. EXCELLENT PRODUCT!”
“...it has radicalised my scanning. Whereas before I would tire of scanning after 10 or 20 photos, I am now whizzing through my stash at around 100 photos in the same time. And the scanned images are very good quality.”