Create a single, submission-ready PDF from files and photos — fast.
Built for campus workflows (Canvas & Gradescope). Glue it →
Every first week of the semester, the same bottlenecks hit:
- Courses require one PDF only; Gradescope then asks you to assign questions to pages during submission.
- Photos are out of order or sideways; iPhone HEIC trips previews; files exceed upload limits.
- You’re 20 minutes from the deadline and just need a submission-ready PDF now.
PageGlue turns chaos into one clean file that your instructor can open and grade.
Add files → Arrange pages → Compress to target size → Make it one → Hand it in
- Works from your phone (no app install).
- Drag to reorder, rotate as needed.
- Keep text readable while staying under common course limits.
Try it: Glue it
- Problem Sets on Gradescope — single PDF + page mapping for variable-length submissions.
- Lab Reports (Canvas / Gradescope) — scan/merge to one file under size constraints.
- Canvas Submissions (size & format) — avoid rejections (limits, file types, HEIC/rotation).
These guides use the language of real assignments (not tool jargon). They’re updated for back-to-school season.
- Merge photos & PDFs into one file for submission.
- Arrange pages (drag, rotate) to match your problem set flow.
- Compress to a practical target (keep text legible).
- Mobile-friendly and privacy-first (local processing where feasible).
- Campus-ready language (e.g., Gradescope “assign pages,” Canvas size/type expectations).
PageGlue™ is scenario-first. We don’t publish replicable internals here; we focus on outcomes students and TAs care about.
- ✅ MVP: merge, arrange/rotate, compress to target, HEIC/orientation handling, mobile web, privacy-first defaults.
- 🚧 Next:
- Page mapping helper (faster “assign pages” flow for Gradescope).
- OCR for searchable text (scanned handouts).
- Annotation handling (keep vs. flatten).
- 🔭 Later:
- PDF/A conversion + reports (theses/archives).
- Accessibility helpers aligned with campus standards (WCAG workflows & machine-checkable items).
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Is this open source?
No. This repo is public for documentation and SEO; the product is proprietary.
Do you store my files?
We default to local processing where possible and enforce HTTPS on our .app domain. See Privacy.
Why “submission-ready”?
Because many college workflows require one PDF and (for Gradescope) assigning questions to pages. PageGlue gets you there quickly.
Does PageGlue do OCR, PDF/A, or accessibility now?
These are on the roadmap. Today’s focus: the first-week path to one reliable, submission-ready PDF.
Can instructors/IT reach out for campus use?
Yes—see Contact below.
- HTTPS-only on
.app(HSTS preload). - Local-first processing for merging/arranging whenever feasible.
- Transparent docs: we explain outcomes and campus constraints (size limits, file types) without exposing replicable internals.
For formal policies, see the website’s Privacy & Terms.
- Website: https://pageglue.app/
- Email / support: support@pageglue.app
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