Local mode
The local edition runs the Python PDF service on loopback. Documents live in bounded, expiring process memory and are removed when you close them or restart the service.
Hosted mode
The hosted editor sends the source PDF and the current edit state with each operation. The stateless service processes the request and returns the result; it does not provide a saved cloud document store.
Public assets
Optional open-font downloads and first-use OCR models use public repositories. Your PDF and rendered page data are not sent to those providers. Font uploads in hosted mode stay scoped to the current browser workspace.
Read the implementation
For exact limits and supported structures, read the capability matrix and implementation notes.
Frequently asked questions
Does Reage need an account?
No. Reage does not require sign-in or a saved project account.
Does Reage send my PDF to Google Fonts?
No. Public font providers receive only the requested font asset lookup. The PDF remains with the Reage processing path.