Compact sheet-fed document scanner

Will the Ricoh ScanSnap iX1300 work?

Yes. Going by Ricoh's own pages, it can capture today with a network connection and scan to cloud.

A compact ScanSnap with Wi-Fi and USB that connects to cloud services and mobile devices.

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Scan to one cloud folder

Point every scan at a single cloud folder so they collect in one place. The scan-to-cloud row below says whether a computer or add-on is involved.

How it can capture

  • eSCL / AirScan

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    Driverless network scanning. Apple calls it AirScan, part of AirPrint, and Mopria Scan uses it too. Nothing to install on the computer.

    Not confirmed on Ricoh's pages. Check with us

  • TWAIN Direct

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    The newer, driverless TWAIN. Apps reach the scanner over the network with nothing to install.

    Not confirmed on Ricoh's pages. Check with us

  • Network or Wi-Fi

    Yes

    Connects to your network on its own, so it does not have to stay plugged into one computer.

    Yes, over Wi-Fi, through your router or connected directly. No network cable port. Also connects by USB.[1]

  • Scan to email

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    Press a button on the device and the pages arrive in an inbox.

    Not confirmed on Ricoh's pages. Check with us

  • Scan to cloud

    Yes

    The device, or the maker's own software or service, sends pages to cloud storage.

    Yes, the scanner saves straight to cloud services over Wi-Fi with ScanSnap Cloud, at 200 dpi in this mode. Set up in ScanSnap Home. Region-limited.[1][2]

  • TWAIN driver (classic)

    No

    The long-standing way to scan. A driver installed on a computer lets scanning apps run the scanner, usually over a USB cable.

    No. It does not support TWAIN or ISIS on Windows or Mac. You scan with the ScanSnap Home app instead.[1]

Works with: Windows 11/10, macOS Monterey 12 or later; iOS/iPadOS, Android, ChromeOS via ScanSnap Home (for mobile)

Sources

  1. Ricoh ScanSnap iX1300 product page and specifications
  2. Ricoh ScanSnap Cloud service page
  3. Ricoh ScanSnap Cloud: send scans to email (ScanSnap Mail service)
  4. Ricoh ScanSnap Home specifications (supported scanners, current vs discontinued)

What Ricoh's pages say

Network or Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, 2.4/5 GHz), Access Point and Direct Connect modes; no Ethernet. Also USB.[1]
Scan to cloud
ScanSnap Cloud: connects to Wi-Fi and saves directly to cloud services (scans at 200 dpi color/gray in this mode). Setup in ScanSnap Home; region-dependent.[1][2]
TWAIN driver (classic)
Maker spec lists 'Windows: Does not support TWAIN / ISIS' and 'macOS: Does not support TWAIN'. Scanning is through the ScanSnap Home app instead.[1]

Checked against Ricoh's pages on October 10, 2026. Features can change with firmware, region and add-ons. If something here is out of date, tell us.

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