Coats Claims Consulting LLC
Matthew Coats, Owner
Certified Property Loss Appraiser & Umpire (CPLAU)
LA Registered Appraiser & Umpire
Licensed Public Adjuster — TX, OK & LA
Option 1 — Extract photos from CompanyCam share page
Fewer photos than expected? You didn't scroll far enough before viewing the source — redo steps 2–5. Nothing loads at all? You likely copied this app's source instead of the CompanyCam page's.
Option 2 — Extract photos from PDF
Option 3 — Create PDF photo sheet from photos on your computer: JPEG, PNG, HEIC, WebP, GIF, BMP — any image format.
One PDF, carrier-ready: branded cover page → annotated photo sheet → email record → any other PDFs (estimate, reports). The photo sheet uses the layout, quality, and Include settings from the bar below.
Other PDFs are merged at full quality (text stays searchable). Any compression setting rasterizes the whole package to shrink it — text becomes non-selectable. After assembly, every page appears below so you can reorder or delete pages before saving.
Load any PDF — photo sheet, estimate, report. Every page appears as a thumbnail below, where you can reorder or delete pages. Then save, optionally compressed to fit Gmail.
Reordering: click a page to select it (blue) • Shift-click for a range • Cmd/Ctrl-click to add one • then drag any selected page to move the whole group. Corner checkboxes mark pages for deletion. Double-click any page to view it full screen. Just need to shrink a file? Load it and hit Save — no reordering required.
Full quality keeps text selectable and searchable. Any compression setting rasterizes the pages to shrink them — they look the same but text can no longer be selected.
In Gmail, open an email → three-dot menu → Download message (saves a .eml file). Select one or more below. Threads are split into individual exchanges, duplicates removed, and everything is placed in one true chronological order with a timeline index at the front.
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