Send & Receive Fax App
iFax
iFax lets you send digital documents as faxes and receive faxes with a subscribed personal number. It’s for you if clients or organizations still require faxed paperwork.
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What you get
You can exchange faxed documents without a fax machine.
With iFax, you can send PDFs, TIFFs, JPGs, and other supported documents to recipients who require a fax. You can import files from email, the web, or Finder, then crop images and adjust brightness and sharpness to make text easier to read. You can also add a cover page with your company logo, a note, and your signature.
You get fax status updates and confirmations through app notifications and email, so you can check what happened after sending. If you also need incoming faxes, a separate subscription gives you a personal fax number in a supported region, with reception on your iPhone or iPad. Sending requires credits or an outgoing subscription, and your incoming number stays active only while its subscription remains active.
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Send existing documents
You can fax supported files from email, the web, or Finder without printing them first.
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Make faxed text clearer
You can crop images and adjust brightness and sharpness before sending to improve readability.
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Check sending status
You receive app and email updates so you can track your fax after sending.
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Receive at your own number
With an incoming subscription, you get a personal fax number in a supported region and receive faxes on your iPhone or iPad.
Best for
- You need to send paperwork to organizations that require fax
- You regularly exchange faxed documents with clients
- You need a subscribed fax number for incoming paperwork
Skip it if
You don’t need this if everyone you exchange documents with accepts email or other digital delivery methods.
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From the developer
The world's most popular fax app, designed for effortless, lightning-fast faxing. Download now to get free faxing for 7 days! "EXCEPTIONAL" -PCWorld "iFAX IS A TOOL THAT I HIGHLY RECOMMEND!" -J.Read the full description