No — pages are rendered locally with PDF.js.

What DPI should I use?

150 DPI for screen, 300 DPI for print.

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FAQ

Is my PDF uploaded? No. The file is opened with PDF.js inside your browser tab — nothing is sent to a server.

Which DPI should I pick? 150 DPI is plenty for sharing on screen. Use 300 DPI if you'll re-print the page. Higher DPI means longer rendering and bigger files.

What's the size limit? Limited only by your device's RAM. Documents up to a few hundred pages work fine on a modern laptop.

How do I get a single combined image? Use the JPG/PNG export and stitch them in any image editor — or use our Images to PDF tool to repackage them.