Get in Touch

We'd love to hear from you. Whether you have a question, feedback, or a feature request, please don't hesitate to reach out.

You can reach us directly by email at: contact@pdfup.org

What you can contact us about

Tool problems and compatibility

Report a tool that does not load, an operation that produces an unexpected result, or a PDF feature that appears unsupported. Include the exact tool URL, browser and version, operating system, steps to reproduce the problem, and the text of any error message.

Feedback and feature requests

Suggest a new PDF workflow or an improvement to an existing tool. Explaining the task you are trying to complete is more useful than naming a feature alone, because it helps us understand the expected input and output.

Privacy and data questions

Ask how local document processing works, request clarification about analytics or cookies, or raise a concern about the Privacy Policy. Include enough context to identify the page or feature, but do not include private document contents.

Licensing and security

Contact us about open-source notices, project licensing, or a responsibly disclosed security issue. For sensitive vulnerability details, begin with a concise description and avoid publishing exploit information in a public channel.

Please do not email sensitive PDF files

Do not send contracts, identity documents, medical records, financial statements, passwords, private keys, or confidential business files. PDFup's tools are designed so supported document processing can happen in your browser; support normally does not need the original private document.

When a sample is necessary, create a synthetic PDF that reproduces the issue or remove names, account numbers, signatures, metadata, attachments, and other identifying information first. Never send a document unless you have permission to disclose it.

How to write a useful bug report

  1. Copy the URL of the PDFup tool where the problem occurred.
  2. Provide your browser name and version, operating system, and device type.
  3. List the steps in the order you performed them.
  4. Describe what you expected and what actually happened.
  5. Include the exact error message or a screenshot with private information removed.
  6. State whether the problem also occurs with a newly created, non-sensitive sample PDF.

PDFup cannot recover files that were never saved, retrieve documents from your browser after a session, or reset passwords on encrypted PDFs. Keep your original files and work only with documents you own or are authorized to modify.

Policies and general help

Before emailing, you may find the answer in the site documentation.