Introduction

Pixelnetica’s Document Scanning SDK (DSSDK) (DSSDK) provides developers with an intelligent and efficient toolkit for integrating advanced image processing features into their .NET MAUI applications. These features are specifically optimized for document photos captured with mobile devices or document cameras.

The SDK streamlines paperless workflows by preprocessing document images to enhance visual quality and legibility, making them easier to use with Optical Character Recognition (OCR) programs and systems.

For more details about the main features and benefits of DSSDK, see the full list of features on the Pixelnetica website.

Prerequisites

• Latest Microsoft Visual Studio with .NET MAUI
• For Android projects: Android SDK
• For iOS projects: a macOS system with the latest Xcode installed

Supported Platforms

• Android: Google Android 5.1 (API Level 22) and higher
• iOS: Apple iOS 12.2 and above

Demo Applications

To demonstrate the key features of the Document Scanning SDK for .NET MAUI and their use in real applications, we provide demo applications with full source code:

• DSSDK Demo Application for .NET MAUI →

Licensing

The Document Scanning SDK (DSSDK) is a commercial product and requires a license for each application on each platform (e.g., iOS, Android).

Licensing options, pricing plans, discounts, and purchase details are available on the Pixelnetica website.

Demo and Trial Licenses

⚠️ The demo application source code is provided “as is”, without warranties, and may be used in commercial products only with a valid DSSDK license. DSSDK .NET MAUI demo applications include Demo License Keys, which function like commercial licenses but watermark the output. These keys can also be used in other applications for development and testing purposes only, where all generated documents will include watermarks.

To evaluate DSSDK without watermarks, a free trial license is available on request.

🚫 Demo and trial licenses are strictly limited to development and staging purposes. Distribution, marketing, or publishing to application stores (including but not limited to the App Store and Google Play) using demo or trial licenses is strictly prohibited.