Photographing and Importing a Paper Receipt
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Even receipts from stores that don't support ReceiptRoller can be imported just by photographing them with your camera. The items, amounts, and date are read automatically, and they line up in the same history as your e-receipts.
Take the photo
- Tap the "Scan" button on the home screen.
- When the camera opens, frame it so the whole receipt fits.
- It shoots automatically, or you can tap the shutter button.
Check the scan result
- Within a few seconds, the store name, date, items, and amount are read and displayed.
- Check that the content is correct.
- If there are no problems, tap "Save" to add it to your history.
Importing a long receipt
For a long receipt that won't fit in one shot, you can photograph the top and bottom separately. They're combined automatically into a single receipt.
Works the same on LINE, iOS, and Android
The scan feature works with the same steps in the LINE Mini App, the iOS version, and the Android version. If you're asked to allow camera access, choose "Allow."
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Published: 2026-04-15
Updated: 2026-07-05
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