Fax From Any Device

The way you fax depends on the device in your hand. An iPhone or iPad scans paper with its built-in document scanner and signs it with a finger or Apple Pencil; an Android phone leans on the Google Drive scan button, though the file picker shifts between Samsung, Pixel, and other brands. A Mac assembles pages in Preview and pulls scans from a nearby iPhone over Continuity Camera, while a Windows PC turns any document into a fax-ready file with Print to PDF. A Chromebook keeps everything in the browser and in Google Drive. Gmail and Outlook, by contrast, have no fax button at all — they are where your document lives, not how it gets dialed. Each guide below covers the real steps, the quirks, and the file limits for that one platform, then hands the PDF to Send FAX Mail, which sends it over a fax connection and emails you a delivery receipt. Pick your platform to begin.