Unable to create pdf using images, there was no upper limit mentioned during creation. The creation has been going on for the last 2 days and unable to close the tasks even after the mobile restarted
Device make and model (e.g., Samsung Galaxy S23, iPhone 15) OnePlus 15R
Operating System and version (e.g., Android 14, iOS 17.4) Android 16
Adobe Scan app version (Check in App Store / Play Store > Installed) 26.10.12
Approximate number of images you were trying to convert to PDF - Tried 133 to 100 then 50
Average file size or resolution of the images (if known) Maybe MB
Were the images taken within Adobe Scan, or imported from your gallery? imported from gallery screenshot taken from Instagram
Is your device storage close to full? nope 190GB free out of 512GB
Are you on a Wi-Fi or mobile data connection during the process? WIFi at home and office, 2 hours commutation time using mobile service, last 2 days the conversion going on
Any error messages shown (if any), even briefly? Nil
Thank you for reaching out! We're sorry to hear you're experiencing this issue with Adobe Scan. We completely understand how frustrating it must be to have a PDF creation task stuck for 2 days with no way to cancel it.
This appears to be related to a large image batch being processed without a defined upper limit, causing the task to hang indefinitely. We are looking into this.
In the meantime, please try the following steps:
Force-stop the Adobe Scan app (not just restart — go to Device Settings > Apps > Adobe Scan > Force Stop)
Tried the above steps, in Adobe scan nothing worked, tried in Adobe mobile reader clearing cache nothing worked, cleared all system data the background task which was running for 2 days stopped and got cleared.
Hope all my pdf documents in the Adobe cloud and in my app/mobile download gets tagged again.
Hope the PDF space query and other details remain the same.
That was a bad bug inside Adobe reader maybe used the create pdf from Adobe reader instead of Adobe scan.