A mom has wowed hundreds after sharing a simple iPhone hack that allows you to scan documents straight onto your phone without downloading any new apps.
The woman Brandi Mumma's post was shared on Facebook, where countless phone owners said they didn't know how to scan apps on their iPhone 'until today'.
'Did you know, if you have an iPhone or iPad you actually have a scanner,' Brandi Mumma wrote.
'Parents, if you are planning to scan any work to your teachers or teachers if you are scanning work to your students you can use the "Notes" app.'
To try the trick for yourself, she said you simply need to open a new Note, press the camera button at the bottom of the screen and the 'option to scan the document will pop up'.
'Once the document is scanned, you can email it easier than a photo, plus you can add notes to the scanned document,' Brandi Mumma said.
Hundreds who saw her post said they 'never knew this' and thanked the mother for the 'game-changing' piece of advice.
'Omg! It took me 43 years to learn this,' one woman wrote.
'I actually regularly use CamScanner on my iPhone for business as I wasn't aware of this function. Thanks for enlightening me, will try it today.'
Another said: 'Oh my goodness! I was going to Officeworks to buy a scanner today! Thank you'.
A third said: 'Son in-law showed me this the other day, he had just found out as well'.
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You can also set a timer to automatically stop playing music while you fall asleep. The feature can be found in the Clock app under 'Timer' (pictured in action)
Previously, FEMAIL revealed the handy little-known features on your iPhone that you might not have known about.
To delete the last number on your calculator, all you have to do is simply swipe your finger across the numbers and the last entered digit will be deleted.
You can also set a timer to automatically stop playing music while you fall asleep.
The feature can be found in the Clock app under 'Timer'.
Simply set a timer, press on 'When Timer Ends', scroll to the bottom of the options, and select 'Stop Playing'.
You can also fix annoying Autocorrect situations.
If there's a common word or phrase you use but your iPhone keeps autocorrecting, just add it to the Dictionary.
Go to Settings, General, Keyboard and then 'Text Replacement'. Next, tap the plus sign in the top right corner and enter in the word you want saved.
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