Hello @budisinsrdjan ,
Thanks for reaching out to us.
Definitely, in the plugin you have four events: two for generating images and two for generating PDFs. For your use case, you can use the “PDF Success” event, which triggers when the PDF is successfully generated.
Then, you can use the element state “’s New PDF URL”, which provides a link to the generated PDF. You can display this link or save it in your database.
Also, please feel free to check our demo page editor to see example of how to set up the plugin. You can find it here: Zeroqode-demo-28 | Bubble Editor
Hope this helps. Have a great day ahead!
Best regards,
Support Team
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Hi,
As far as I can tell from reading the documentation and testing, in order to attach the image (in my use case) to a data thing, you need to ensure that “upload in files manager” = TRUE within the ‘make’ workflow.
To me, this needlessly uses up storage because once the image is attached to the data thing, the image file stored in files manager is redundant (in my use case). This will consume storage, and impact upon my data storage limit negatively.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Thank you,
Tom
Hi @tomlyonshaw ,
Thanks for your message and for bringing up this concern! 
You’re correct that the image needs to be uploaded to the file manager in order to generate the “pdf url” state, which is part of how the plugin works. The file is stored in the file manager during the process, and that’s why it shows up as redundant after the image is attached to the data thing.
For optimization purposes, if you’d like to avoid consuming storage, you may want to explore using the AWS File Uploader Plugin. This plugin allows for more control over file handling and may help you manage storage more efficiently in your use case.
Looking forward to your reply. 
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Support Team
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