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English demonstration · 110 seconds

Scan, share and save a document by voice with Lumyeye Pro

Watch Lumyeye Pro on iPhone: a document scanning workflow for blind and low vision users, with message preparation and voice-named iCloud saving.

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Video description and transcript

Request a document scan with the camera. After the page is captured, choose the next page, a retake or finish. Finish the scan and choose the text-message option. Name the contact; the iPhone opens a prepared message. Return to the app and choose to save the document. Select iCloud, speak a file name and hear the filing confirmation.

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00:00:00.000 imagine having the document in your hand but not being able to

00:00:03.670 scan it using a

00:00:05.240 real scanner it's a nightmare that's why we created guided scanning in Lumyeye Pro

00:00:11.020 no need to find the perfect angle. The app guides you with the voice instructions

00:00:15.520 until the document is correctly framed okay the document is scanned now what

00:00:20.160 send an excerpt by SMS email the document content or you can save scan

00:00:26.480 directly to your phone files your document ready when you need

00:00:29.840 it we built

00:00:31.160 it to solve real problems and now we are officially recognized

00:00:34.450 among the top three

00:00:35.560 for this feature and I'm sure you're gonna love it scan this

00:00:38.700 document here we

00:00:40.220 go hold the phone flat above the document looking for the document move

00:00:44.680 the phone a little farther away move the phone a little farther away

00:00:48.360 taking the photo I recognized un compte-rendu médical

00:00:53.080 d’échographie mammaire bilatérale sans lésion suspecte would you like to send

00:00:57.040 this document say email text message or no text who should I text it to say a

00:01:02.840 contacts name or dictate the number best friend preparing the message for best

00:01:08.500 friend the send button will be selected double tap to confirm

00:01:13.390 sending message

00:01:16.520 sent would you like to save this document in a folder say yes or no yes

00:01:20.800 your folders documents iCloud say an existing name or a new name to create

00:01:25.720 it which folder should I put it in iCloud. What name would you like to give

00:01:32.160 the document say a name or say automatic to call it compte-rendu

00:01:35.680 d’échographie mammaire du centre d’imagerie médicale CIMEP, 12 janvier

00:01:39.850 2026

00:01:40.880 medical report filed an iCloud as medical report 12 janvier 2026

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The demonstration, explained

What this video shows

Watch Lumyeye Pro on iPhone: a document scanning workflow for blind and low vision users, with message preparation and voice-named iCloud saving.

  1. 01 · Recorded step

    Request a document scan with the camera.

  2. 02 · Recorded step

    After the page is captured, choose the next page, a retake or finish.

  3. 03 · Recorded step

    Finish the scan and choose the text-message option.

  4. 04 · Recorded step

    Name the contact; the iPhone opens a prepared message.

  5. 05 · Recorded step

    Return to the app and choose to save the document.

  6. 06 · Recorded step

    Select iCloud, speak a file name and hear the filing confirmation.

Questions about this video

What does the document scanning video demonstrate?

The user captures a page, finishes the scan, prepares a message for a chosen contact, then saves the document in iCloud under a spoken name.

Does the video show a message being delivered?

No. It shows the iPhone message composer with the recipient and document text prepared. The user can review them before sending.

For blind and low vision users

This English recording shows an iPhone workflow. Check the official guide for device requirements and continue using your usual mobility aids when exploring distance or object cues.

Read the article about this recording or consult the official user guide. Read the detailed feature explanation.