Starting with a free PDF editor. No sign-up, no uploads, no ads, ever. Everything runs locally on your device, your files never leave the page.
We don't advertise. If a tool here helped, a quick review tells the next person it's safe to trust.
That review box is Trustpilot's official widget. It's the one third party on this page and can set a cookie. The tools themselves still run entirely in your browser and call no server.
View, save, annotate, fill forms, reorder & rotate pages, turn images into PDFs. All in the browser.
Paste JSON to instantly format, validate, and minify it. No server, no account, stays in your tab.
Type or paste any URL or text, get a static QR code. No redirect server, no tracking, no watermark.
Strong random passwords or XKCD-style passphrases. Cryptographically random, never sent anywhere.
Convert SVG to PNG or JPEG at any size. Transparent, white, or custom background. No upload.
Paste SQL to see the rows it adds as an Excel/CSV table, plus plain notes on what it deletes or changes. No upload.
Resize or compress images and animated GIFs. Set exact pixels or a target file size. No upload, no watermark.
Image compressor, converter, and more. Got an idea? Send it over.
I got tired of paying $9 a month to merge two PDFs, or $15 to crop a JPG, or making yet another account to convert one file once. So I'm building the little utilities I keep needing, and putting them here. Always free, no sign-up, no ads.
All I ask: if one of these saves you a minute, tell someone. Or read why I'm doing this, or see how techtuate stacks up vs. the paid PDF tools.
- GJ, founder
These tools stay free for everyone if more people know they exist. Five things you can do in under 30 seconds:
The one who pays $9/mo for a "PDF Pro" app. They'll thank you.
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"Hey, here's a free thing that does X." Slack, Teams, group chat, all good.
Repeat visitors are the best marketing. New tools land every few weeks.
Hacker News, Reddit (r/InternetIsBeautiful, r/webdev), Product Hunt, whatever fits.