Questions, answered

No. Every core tool — merge, split, rotate, watermark, protect, JPG/PNG to PDF, PDF to Text and more — works without signing up. Just open a tool, upload your file, and download the result.

Yes — every tool currently listed works without payment.

No. Everything runs in your browser and on our servers. There is nothing to download or install, on desktop or mobile.

Yes, every tool page works on mobile browsers. Very large files are just easier to manage on a laptop or desktop.

Your file is processed in an isolated job. Both the original upload and the converted result are deleted automatically once your download window ends — we don’t keep copies.

No. A file is only ever read by the specific tool you ran on it. It is never shared with third parties, and never used for analytics, training, or any purpose beyond producing your result.

No. Each download link is a long, random, single-purpose token that expires after your download window — there is no public listing or predictable URL pattern.

Yes, each file is capped to keep processing fast and reliable for everyone. The exact limit for a given tool is shown on its page before you upload.

Merge PDF and similar multi-file tools accept up to 20 files in a single job.

PDF is the center of the platform, with conversion support for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, JPG and PNG, depending on the specific tool.

Hindi and English, including scanned documents that mix both scripts on the same page.

No. Unlock PDF removes a password you already know from a PDF you have access to — it isn’t a password-cracking tool, and we don’t attempt to guess or brute-force passwords on anyone’s behalf.

Actually removed. Redact PDF flattens the page to a fresh image after blacking out the area you select, so there is no hidden text layer left underneath that could be copied or extracted back out.

Not yet. PDF Forms adds new fillable fields to a plain PDF. Reading and filling a form that’s already built into someone else’s PDF is a different, harder problem we haven’t built support for.

Compress PDF is still being finished on our end — it will appear as a normal, working tool once it’s ready rather than being rushed out half-working.

Not yet in this phase — the platform is being built so a documented API can be added later without disrupting existing tools.

Usually because the file doesn’t match what the tool expects — the wrong format, a corrupted file, or a password-protected PDF for a tool that needs an unprotected one. The error message on the tool page tells you specifically what went wrong.

Any current version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari, on desktop or mobile.