UKVCAS supporting document: PDF under 6 MB

Free UKVCAS supporting document fixer: photograph the pages and get one PDF under 6 MB with the text kept sharp, as UK visa, settlement or citizenship from inside the UK (UKVCAS) asks. On your device, nothing uploaded.

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UKVCAS supporting document: PDF under 6 MB

Photograph the pages on a dark table. The upload fixer finds each page, straightens it, cleans the paper to white and saves one PDF under 6 MB with the text kept sharp. Free, and nothing is uploaded.

PortalUK visa, settlement or citizenship from inside the UK (UKVCAS)
FilePDF, under 6 MB
RulePDF (JPG and PNG are also taken), each file under 6 MB, identity documents in colour, no password. UKVCAS shows the exact limit in your account; 6 MB is what guides report.
StatusNo official number; from guides

Sources, checked 24 Oct 2026: GOV.UK: UK Visa and Citizenship Application Services (UKVCAS); findmyvisa: uploading documents to the UKVI portal (checked against GOV.UK, Oct 2026).

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Questions

What file does UK visa, settlement or citizenship from inside the UK (UKVCAS) want for the ukvcas supporting document?
PDF (JPG and PNG are also taken), each file under 6 MB, identity documents in colour, no password. UKVCAS shows the exact limit in your account; 6 MB is what guides report. Checked against the official sources on 24 Oct 2026.
Will the text still be readable?
Yes. The fixer gives up file size in the order that harms the text least: it keeps at least 110 pixels per inch of paper and a JPEG quality that keeps letters crisp, says when it can't, and shows the text at full size before you upload.
Can I put several pages in one PDF?
Yes. Photograph each page; they are flattened, cleaned and merged in order into one PDF under 6 MB.
Is my document uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything runs in your browser and the file never leaves your phone or computer.