Every PDF tool you need — free, private, nothing uploaded.

Merge and split PDFs, reorder and rotate pages, compress a file that's too big to email, convert to and from images, add page numbers or a watermark, sign, redact, unlock a password, or turn a scan into searchable text — all running on your device.

How it works

1

Pick a tool

Choose from merging, splitting, compressing, converting, signing, redacting, unlocking, form-filling, and OCR — each opens its own simple workspace.

2

Drop in your PDF

Your file is read directly from your device. Nothing is uploaded — the whole thing works even with your internet disconnected.

3

Save the result

Download your new PDF (or images) instantly. There's no watermark, no account, and no limit on how many files you process.

Why not just use an online PDF site?

Most free PDF sites make you upload your document first — often contracts, tax forms, or medical records — then cap how many files you can process, add a watermark, or push a paid plan for anything useful.

This toolkit runs every operation on your device. No upload means no privacy risk, no waiting on a server, and no arbitrary limits.

Private by default

  • Your PDFs are read directly from your device and never touch a server — there's nothing to leak.
  • Redaction permanently removes the hidden content, not just covers it with a black box.
  • Disconnect your internet to test: the tools keep working, because they never needed the network.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are my PDFs uploaded to a server? +
No. Every operation happens inside your browser on your own device. Your files never leave your computer, and you can disconnect from the internet and keep working.
Is there a file size or page limit? +
No arbitrary caps. Because the work runs on your device rather than a shared server, you can process large PDFs and long documents without the limits most free online tools impose.
Can it make a scanned PDF searchable? +
Yes. The OCR tool reads the text in scanned pages right on your device and produces a new PDF with a real, selectable, searchable text layer underneath the original image.
When I redact a PDF, is the hidden text really gone? +
Yes. Unlike tools that just draw a black box over text you can still copy out, this permanently removes the content in the redacted areas so it can't be recovered.