Open your fax app. Look for a button that says “Send” or “New Fax.” Tap it like you mean it. Now, the app will ask for the document—this is where your Notes app shines.
Go back to your Notes app. Tap the scanned document. Tap the share icon (that little square with an arrow). Choose the fax app from the share sheet. It’s like passing a note in class, but this note arrives on a machine that goes beeeeeep.
The fax app will automatically convert your image to a TIF or PDF, depending on the recipient’s preference. Don’t worry about the jargon. Just hit “Send” and let the electrons do their magic.
But What If You Already Typed in Notes?
Maybe you didn’t scan anything. Maybe you typed your message directly into Notes—a letter, a list, a love note. You can fax that, too.
Select all the text. Copy it. Open the fax app and paste it into a text field. Or, better yet, use the “Share” button from Notes to send the whole note as a PDF to the fax app. Your typed words become a proper page, complete with margins.
Pro tip: If the text looks weird, use the “Print” option in Notes and save it as a PDF. This keeps your fonts and formatting intact. Your fax recipient will think you’re a wizard.
How to Fax from Notes on iPhone - A Complete Guide - Applavia
