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109 calculators, converters, generators and file tools. Your files are opened, read and processed on your own device. They are never uploaded, so we cannot read them, store them, or lose them.

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How processing in the browser works

When you drop a PDF into a typical online tool, the file is uploaded to a server, processed there, and sent back. That server has your document. How long it keeps it, who can read it and what happens in a breach are all questions you answer by reading a privacy policy and trusting it.

These tools work differently. The code that merges your PDF or compresses your photo is JavaScript and WebAssembly that runs inside your browser tab, using your own processor and memory. The file is read from disk by the browser, handled in memory, and written back out as a download. At no point is there a request carrying it anywhere.

That is not a claim you have to take on trust. Open your browser’s developer tools, switch to the Network tab, and use any tool on this site. You will see the page and its code load, and then nothing: no upload, whatever the size of your file.

What this changes in practice

  • No size limits from us. There is no upload to cap. The only constraint is your device’s memory.
  • No queue. Nothing waits on a shared server, so a busy afternoon does not slow you down.
  • It works offline. Once a page has loaded, it keeps working with no connection at all.
  • Confidential files stay confidential. Contracts, medical records and client work can be processed without a copy existing anywhere else.

What we do collect

Privacy-friendly, cookieless analytics that count page views and nothing else: no identifiers, no profiles, no cross-site tracking. If you accept the optional cookies, we additionally use Google Analytics to understand which tools are worth building next. You can change that choice at any time from the footer, and either way it never touches the files you process. Full detail is in the privacy policy.