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Free tools for PDFs, images and everyday work

32 tools for PDFs, images, code and everyday sums. Merge and split documents, resize and compress photos, tidy code and settle the numbers — free, and without an account.

Free, with no daily limits and no watermarks. Nothing to sign up for.

Everything here, free to use

Jump straight to what you need.

PDF tools

Edit, combine and reorganise PDF files — merge, split, rotate, extract pages and annotate.

Conversion

Move between PDF and image formats.

Developer tools

Format, inspect and run code. Beautify fourteen languages, tidy JSON, and execute short scripts against a scratchpad.

Image tools

Resize, compress, crop and convert images, and produce the document photos application forms demand.

Everyday utilities

Small tools that are quicker than opening anything else.

Calculators

Money, measurements and everyday sums. Each one shows its working, so you can check the answer rather than trust it.

Why people use it

Most tool sites make you pick between a trial, a watermark and a sign-up form before you have done anything useful. Everything listed here is simply available.

  • Free to use

    Every tool available today is free, with no daily caps, no watermarks and nothing held back behind a trial.

  • Generous limits

    No arbitrary page counts or size caps on the tools listed here. Work with the document you actually have.

  • Quick to start

    Pick a tool and it works. No setup, no configuration screen and no processing slot to wait for.

  • No account needed

    Nothing here asks who you are. There is no sign-up wall between you and a finished document.

How it works

  1. 1

    Choose a file

    Drag it in or browse for it. The tool opens it straight away, with no setup step in between.

  2. 2

    Make your changes

    See every page as a thumbnail, select what you need, and watch the result before you commit to it.

  3. 3

    Download

    The finished file is saved straight to your downloads, ready to use.

What costs money, and what does not

One rule decides this: a feature is paid when it costs us money per document. Everything else is free, because it costs us little or nothing to provide.

Free

₹0

Costs us little to provide, so there is nothing to charge for.

  • All 32 tools
  • No file-size limit
  • No daily cap
  • No watermark
  • No account

Pro Planned

For work that carries a real cost per document. Not built yet, and nothing to buy.

  • PDF to Word
  • PDF to Excel
  • OCR — make a scan searchable
See why these cannot be free

Questions

Do I need an account?

No. There is no sign-up wall, no email to confirm and no trial to start. Pick a tool, use it, and close the tab.

Is it free? What is the catch?

Every tool available today is free, with no daily caps, no watermarks and no file-size limits. The reason is simple rather than generous: these tools cost us very little to provide, however much you use them.

Charging for it would mean building accounts, quotas and payments in order to gate something that is free to run. So we don’t.

What will you charge for, then?

Work that carries a real cost per document — converting a PDF into an editable Word or Excel file, or running optical character recognition on a scan. Those need a commercial engine or a cloud service that bills per page.

Those features are listed openly but are not built yet, and there is nothing to buy.

Can I edit the text that is already in my PDF?

You can cover it and type over it, using the Whiteout tool in the editor. What no tool can reliably do is rewrite existing text in place and have the paragraph reflow around it.

A PDF does not store text the way a word processor does. It stores instructions for painting individual glyphs at fixed positions, using fonts that are usually embedded only in part — just the characters the document happens to use. There is no paragraph to reflow, and often no glyph available for a letter that was not already on the page. Tools claiming to edit PDF text directly are doing some version of cover-and-replace; we just say so.

Is there anything to install?

Nothing at all. Everything here runs in a browser tab, so there is no download, no extension and no desktop application to keep updated.

Which browsers are supported?

Any current version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari, on desktop or mobile. Very large documents go faster on a desktop machine, simply because there is more memory to work with.

What happens to a password-protected PDF?

The tools will tell you the file is protected rather than failing silently or producing a broken result. Remove the password first, then come back.

Do you keep any of my data?

We hold no accounts, because there are none to hold, and we do not sell your data or use the contents of your files for advertising.

Open a PDF and see for yourself

No sign-up and nothing to install. Pick a tool and it works.

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