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Unable to Upload pdfs into my art assets

Greetings, For the past 24 hours, I have not been able to upload a PDF into art assets of my account. I have checked my quota, and it appears I am well under the limit: 38MB / 3072M I have tried both dragging and dropping a pdf into the Upload Files... dialog as well as clicking the Choose a file... button.  In both input methods I am prompted to select the page number.  I have tried page 1 by itself and page 2 by itself (the pdf is 2 pages long)  The dialog indicates the upload is complete, however I get the following in my assets: This appears to be a corrupted file.  When I try to add it to the Map & Background layer of my adventure, nothing shows up. I have tried uploading pdfs that have previously worked a few months ago, and I get the same result (the date and time stamp of the RackMultipart filename slightly changes, but the end result is the same). I do appear to be able to upload .png .wav .mp3 without issue during the last 24, but the .pdf uploads seem to be problematic. Any suggestions would be most appreciated.
You can only upload single-page PDFs (<a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Art_Library#My_Library" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Art_Library#My_Library</a>) and they are converted into images so they act like image handouts.
Was multi-page PDF support removed recently? I was able to upload 2 page PDF (one page at a time) just a few months ago using the following interface: Even the page that Rabulias referred to references the ability to select a page out of a multi-page pdf: Roll20 supports the following image file types: jpg, png, gif, animated gif, mp4, webm &amp; PDF (upon upload, you'll be asked which page from the PDF will be converted to an image).
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Kraynic
Pro
Sheet Author
I haven't ever tried uploading pdf files (I've converted mine before uploading), but I wonder if the built in converter is (or at least was) having problems.&nbsp; That final file suffix looks pretty suspect if nothing else (.pdf.png).&nbsp; If you haven't submitted a ticket through the Help Center, you might want to do that.