What UploadReady Is
UploadReady prepares exam documents inside your browser for supported form-upload requirements.
It can resize images, prepare selected PDF pages, build safe filenames, and show whether a Complete Pack is ready.
Private browser-based guidance
Use this guide to prepare exam documents, understand Complete Pack rules, and keep candidate files private while working in your browser.
UploadReady prepares exam documents inside your browser for supported form-upload requirements.
It can resize images, prepare selected PDF pages, build safe filenames, and show whether a Complete Pack is ready.
Your candidate files stay in browser memory and are not uploaded to ScriptoraPDF servers.
Clearing the session or closing the page removes the working state from the page.
Choose an exam preset, add the required files, review each document card, then run Fix All Documents.
If a document needs a decision, confirm the visible choice before processing.
Download individual outputs or the Complete Pack when every active document is ready.
Common supported files include photograph, signature, thumb impression, photo identity document, Caste Certificate, and category or concession documents when the selected official preset requires them.
A preset can also mark a document as guide-only when the official portal requires live capture instead of upload.
Ready means the prepared file passed the technical checks available in the selected preset.
Needs attention means you must replace the source, review readability, or check an official rule before using the file.
Readability confirmation required means an image-based PDF was created and every page must be visually checked.
Raster recovery renders selected PDF pages locally, encodes them as JPEG images, and builds a new PDF.
Because this can change visual sharpness, you must inspect every rendered page before using the recovered file.
Complete Pack includes only active outputs that are safe, current, and complete.
A file may be available individually while still being blocked from Complete Pack if readability review is not finished.
UploadReady checks technical file properties only. It does not verify legal validity, candidate eligibility, issuing authority, or portal acceptance.
Always compare your final files with the latest official notification and the live application portal.
If a file is too large, try the recovery decision shown in the document card or replace the source with a clearer scan.
If a PDF is password-protected, corrupt, unclear, or too heavy for your device, create a fresh scan and process it again.
If a download does not start, use a modern browser and make sure pop-up or download blocking is not preventing the save dialog.
For UploadReady feedback, use support@scriptorapdf.com or the privacy-safe feedback page.
Do not send certificates, IDs, application numbers, passwords, or private candidate documents in feedback.
Feedback opens your own email app through an explicit mailto action. Reviews are manually curated only, and no review is published without permission and redaction.
No. UploadReady processes candidate files locally in your browser memory and does not send them to ScriptoraPDF servers.
No. UploadReady does not store your documents in a ScriptoraPDF database or account.
No. The UploadReady workflow keeps candidate document data in volatile page memory only.
The page cancels active work and releases local previews and prepared outputs from the current browser session.
No. The website can serve the app files, but your selected candidate files are processed locally on your device.
Choose a preset, add the requested documents, resolve any visible decisions, run Fix All Documents, then inspect and download the prepared files.
UploadReady can prepare supported photos and signatures, selected PDF pages, Caste Certificate files, identity documents, and other preset-specific documents.
Photos and signatures are resized locally against the selected preset's pixel, format and size limits. Visual correctness still has to be checked by the candidate.
UploadReady checks the output Blob format and byte size against the active preset. If a limit is not published in the cited source, it does not invent one.
Paste the exact portal rejection text into the local review box. UploadReady may suggest a local recovery, but the official portal makes the final decision.
No. UploadReady prepares technical file properties. Final acceptance remains with the official application portal and examining authority.
Exam upload rules can change. Use UploadReady as a preparation tool, then verify the current notice and portal instructions before submitting.
Use a custom requirement or wait for the preset to be updated. Do not rely on an old preset when the official portal shows a different rule.
Follow the official notice for your exam and category. UploadReady does not judge certificate format, issuing authority, or legal validity.
It means the category certificate file requested by the selected preset. SC, ST, and OBC-NCL certificate requirements can differ by exam and authority.
No. EWS is separate from caste/category certificates and should be handled only when the official exam notice asks for it.
No. Prescribed formats, validity dates, language, issuing authority, seal, and signature requirements can differ.
Only the official authority or application portal can verify validity and eligibility. UploadReady checks file preparation details only.
For multi-page PDFs, UploadReady asks you to confirm the selected PDF pages before processing so the browser does not silently choose pages for you.
The conservative PDF output could not meet the hard size limit. Raster recovery creates an image-based PDF locally after your explicit confirmation.
Raster recovery can affect sharpness. You must inspect every page before trusting the recovered output.
Complete Pack blocks image-based PDF recovery until every rendered page has been reviewed and confirmed readable.
Yes. Very strict size limits can be impossible without making a document unreadable. UploadReady will mark those cases as needing attention.
Only active documents with current ready outputs are included, plus a redacted validation summary.
The file may still require readability review or another decision. Individual download lets you inspect it without claiming the full pack is complete.
UploadReady uses generic safe filenames and excludes original private filenames from the Complete Pack summary.
If processing is cancelled or an error appears, replace the source or run the step again. Late results from cancelled work are discarded instead of being committed.
Modern Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari are recommended. Large PDF recovery works best on recent desktop browsers.
Wait for current processing to finish or cancel it, then try a smaller source file or a desktop browser with more memory.
Many image workflows work on mobile, but large scanned PDFs may need a desktop browser because they use more memory.
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