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Ubify Studio Accelerator
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Combine single photos or multi-page image sets into standardized A4 and Letter PDF files. 100% private in-browser processing with zero server uploads.
Scanned receipts, signed contracts, medical records, and passport copies are frequently converted to PDF for official email submissions and portal uploads. Commercial conversion sites routinely upload these files to cloud servers where they may be cached or logged. Our in-browser compiler ensures that sensitive legal documents never leave your local workstation.
| Page Layout Preset | Physical Size | Best Use Case | Margin Options |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard A4 (Portrait) | 210 × 297 mm | International business correspondence, invoices | 0mm, 10mm, 20mm |
| US Letter (Portrait) | 8.5 × 11 inches | North American legal documents, academic forms | 0in, 0.5in, 1.0in |
| Fit to Image (Dynamic) | Matches image aspect | High-res photography portfolios, artistic prints | Borderless (0px) |
| A4 Landscape | 297 × 210 mm | Spreadsheets, wide certificates, panoramic scans | Standard margins |
Your scanned receipts, legal agreements, and personal photos stay on your device. Document pages and PDF binary streams are assembled entirely inside your browser using client-side jsPDF.
Zero file bytes are uploaded to remote servers or cloud databases during conversion.
Never. The PDF compiler constructs the document binary locally in your web browser using JavaScript. Your receipts, invoices, IDs, and financial records never touch external servers.
Yes. You can drop dozens of images, rearrange their page sequence with simple drag-and-drop, and compile them into one continuous multi-page PDF.
You can choose between International Standard A4, US Letter, or Fit-to-Image (borderless), with customizable margins (no margins, narrow, or standard).
No. The compiler embeds your original image bitstream directly into the PDF container without re-compressing or degrading text clarity.
Yes. Transparent backgrounds are rendered cleanly against crisp white PDF pages without turning into dark black rectangles.