Send a fax from an Android phone

The sender takes whatever is on your phone. Where your document usually is:

• An email attachment: open it and save it to Downloads, then pick it from Files.
• Google Drive: pick it straight from Drive in the file chooser.
• Paper: scan it with Google Drive into a PDF, or take a photo of each page.
• A Word or Google Docs file: save it as a PDF first.

A fax is black and white and lower in detail than your screen, so contrast matters more than sharpness.

• Daylight or a bright room, no flash.
• The page flat on a dark table, the whole sheet in the frame.
• Hold the phone straight above the page, not at an angle.
• Dark ink for signatures; pencil fades on a fax.

The price is fixed before you pay: $2.99 for up to 10 pages or $4.99 for up to 30 to the US or Canada, from $3.99 to other countries, cover page included. Payment goes through Stripe, with Google Pay or a card; FaxJet never sees your card number.

If the fax can’t be delivered after the automatic redials, the full amount goes back to your card. The prices page has the details.

The page shows each step: calling, sending page by page, delivered. A busy or unanswered line is called again on its own. When the receiving machine confirms the fax, you get a receipt with a confirmation number.

You can close the page; the tracking link opens the same status later. To fax abroad, see the international guide; for a cover page, the free cover sheet maker works on your phone too.