PDF Platform

Word, Excel, PowerPoint and images, OCR scanned documents into searchable PDFs, edit existing text, sign, annotate, add watermarks or page numbers, encrypt, unlock, repair and flatten, extract embedded images or plain text, convert a web page to PDF, and scan paper documents with a phone camera.

Two things set it apart from most online PDF services.

First, page operations run in your browser. Merging, splitting, rotating, cropping, deleting and reordering pages, converting images to PDF, signing and annotating all happen on your own computer. The file is never uploaded, so there is nothing to delete afterwards. You can verify this by disconnecting from the internet — those tools keep working. Tools that genuinely need a server, such as OCR and format conversion, say so on their page, and those files are removed as soon as the job finishes.

Second, no plan adds a watermark to your output. Free users get the same clean file as paying users. The free plan is limited by how many operations you run per day, not by damaging the result.

There is also AI-powered summarization: turn a long PDF into a structured summary with title, key topics and key points, without reading it end to end. More AI tools are in development.

The site installs on phones as a web app and includes a document scanner that uses the phone camera with automatic edge detection and perspective correction.

Paid plans start at $3.99 per month; the higher tier is a team plan with multiple seats. The free plan needs no card and adds no watermark.

Available in English and Turkish.