(If your scanner isn’t listed in either section then it’s likely not compatible with Image Capture.) On the left-hand side you’ll see two sections named Devices and Shared. Scanners connected by USB cable will appear in the Devices section and networked or wireless scanners will appear in the Shared section.Locate and then double click on Image Capture to open it.Click on the Go menu and select Applications.On your Mac, click on the Finder icon on your Dock.Turn on or wake up your scanner, but don’t press any other buttons on it.Here are some quick instructions to get you started with using Image Capture on your Mac: In other words, if you already have a scanner connected to your Mac, simply open Image Capture and see if it’s able to communicate with your scanner without doing any additional setup. I typically prefer to use Image Capture instead of the scanning applications that come bundled with scanners.
#Image capture in mac free
Image Capture is one of many free applications that comes bundled with every Mac computer. Today’s tech tip focuses only on scanning. Image Capture can control hundreds of scanners made by Brother, Canon, Epson, HP and other manufacturers. Image Capture can both copy photos off of digital cameras and control a scanner to scan paper documents. You should consider using Apple’s easy-to-use Image Capture.
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