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PDF tools that never upload your files

Every tool here runs inside your browser: the PDF is read from your disk, processed on your device, and handed back as a download. Nothing is sent to a server — which is the point, because the PDFs people need to convert are usually contracts, medical records, invoices or unpublished work.

Which one do you need?

  • You want the text, structured. PDF to Markdown rebuilds headings, lists and emphasis, and runs OCR automatically on scanned pages in seven languages.
  • You are feeding an AI tool. Split PDF for AI cuts a long document into parts that fit NotebookLM, ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini — by chapter when the PDF has bookmarks.
  • You need fewer pages, or more files in one. Split PDF cuts by page ranges or extracts the pages you need; Merge PDF combines files in the order you choose. Both copy pages untouched, so nothing loses quality.
  • The pages need fixing. Organize PDF reorders, rotates and deletes pages with a thumbnail of each.
  • You need images, or have images. PDF to JPG renders pages as JPG or PNG; JPG to PDF turns photos and scans into one PDF.
  • You have two versions. Compare text & documents shows every changed word between two PDFs or Word files.
  • You are about to share it. The PDF metadata viewer shows the author, software and dates hidden in the file, and removes them for good.
  • You are going the other way. Markdown to PDF turns Markdown into a clean A4 document with real selectable text, diagrams and formulas included.

Curious how conversion without a server actually works, or how to check the claim yourself? The how it works page explains the libraries involved and the two checks that prove no file is being uploaded.

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