The honest version

Free isn't a trial here. It's how the thing is built.

Most PDF sites process your file on their servers. Servers cost money, so they cap what you can do and sell you the cap back. All twenty-six of our tools never touch a server at all — they run inside the tab you already have open. A free user costs us nothing, so there is nothing to claw back later.

Runs on your device

$0 permanently

  • 26 tools, no upload, no queue
  • No account, no daily count
  • No watermark, ever
  • Works with the wifi off

Free, and staying free

A desktop app

ONE DAY

Later not yet on sale

  • Whole folders in one go
  • No browser memory ceiling
  • Bought once, not a subscription
  • Nothing here is switched off to make room for it

Nothing to buy yet

What it actually costs

The one thing that does cost us money is bandwidth: the pages, the fonts and the tool engines have to be sent to you the first time. That is a few pounds a month, it does not scale with how many files you run, and it is the entire operating cost of this website.

What we will never do

Make you sign upThere is no account. Nothing to verify, nothing to forget, nothing to leak.
Watermark your fileFree output is the only output. It looks exactly like a paid tool’s.
Keep your documentsNothing is uploaded, so there is nothing of yours to keep. Close the tab and the working copy goes with it.

Dated 9 August 2026. It is a commitment, and it is on a page you can link to.

Questions

What is the catch?
That your own computer does the work, and that we cannot get a file back for you afterwards because we never had it. Everything else — page limits, file counts, watermarks, accounts — does not exist here rather than being sold back to you.
How is this paid for?
This site costs a few pounds a month to run, because it serves files and nothing else. There is no fleet of servers converting documents and no bill that grows with the number of people using it.
Will you put advertising on it?
No. An advertising script is a third party’s code running on the page where we ask you to open the Network tab and check what it contacts. The two cannot both be true, so the advertising is the part that does not happen.
What happens if you stop?
The tools run in your browser, so a tool you have already used keeps working offline for as long as your browser keeps its copy. Nothing you made is held hostage, because nothing you made is held.

A desktop app, bought once

Everything here, fully offline, no subscription.

Who's building it