I need a simple check that catches blurry or incomplete document images before I submit them.
Solved by Check Document Quality
The Problem
This feature adds a quick pre-submission check to help identify blurry or incomplete document images. It reduces failed submissions by prompting you to correct image quality issues before you send your document.
The Solution
This feature provides a simple, automatic check that runs before you submit a document image. Its purpose is to flag common quality issues such as blur, poor legibility, or parts of the document being cut off. When an issue is detected, you are alerted before submission so you can retake or re-upload the image. This helps prevent delays caused by rejected documents or requests for resubmission. The check is designed to be fast and easy to understand, requiring minimal effort from you. It supports workflows where document images are captured by phone camera or uploaded from files. It is especially useful when submitting identity documents, forms, receipts, or any paperwork where readable text and complete edges matter. By catching problems early, it improves confidence that your submission meets requirements on the first try. The overall benefit is a smoother submission process with fewer errors, less back-and-forth, and faster completion.
External Resource
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Use this tool as a solution to the following problems
- I uploaded a document photo, but it turned out blurry and I didn’t notice until it was rejected.
- I keep submitting documents that are cut off at the edges because I can’t tell what the reviewer will see.
- I want to know immediately if my document image is readable instead of waiting for someone to review it.
- I’m not sure whether the text in my photo is sharp enough for verification.
- I accidentally cropped out important parts of the document and only found out after a delay.
- I need a quick way to confirm my document is complete and not missing any corners or edges.
- I’m submitting documents from my phone and I want to avoid retaking photos multiple times.
- I want to reduce rework caused by low-quality scans that are hard to read.
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