Hi Daniel! I moved this into a new topic. Leo extracts images from PDFs by retrieving the original image files (like JPEGs or PNGs) that were embedded in the PDF and preserving their full quality and format. This is the best approach for most purposes but we’ve been learning from testers that there are issues, such as this one. Another approach would be page rendering, which converts each entire page into a raster image, capturing everything visible, including text, images, vector graphics, and any edits made by the user, though the quality depends on the chosen resolution. I think allowing the user to choose between these two approaches would solve this and other issues, though the UI might be a bit clunky. I’ll have a talk with Jack about how we can best go about that. Let me know if you have any ideas 
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