Scanning a book may seem as simple as placing pages on a scanner and pressing a button, but anyone who has tried it knows that books can be surprisingly difficult to digitize. Thick bindings, curved pages, and the need to turn hundreds of pages can make the process slow and frustrating. So, what is the easiest way to scan a book without damaging it? In this guide, we’ll compare the main book-scanning methods and explain why overhead scanning can make the process faster, simpler, and safer. Ready to simplify your book-scanning workflow? Explore CZUR book scanners to find the right solution for your needs.