A PDF Editor That Never Sees Your File
Every tool here — editing, signing, redacting, converting — runs entirely inside your own browser tab. Your document is never sent anywhere, because there's no server on the other end for it to go to.
Select a PDF to Try It →How it stays private
Select your PDF — it loads into your browser's own memory
Edit with any tool — all computed on your device
Download — it never left your tab to begin with
Why this is different from most "free" editors
This editor
- Your file is never sent to a server
- No account, no email, no login
- No cookies set by this app itself
- Funded by ads, not by your data
- Built by a small team, not a data company
Typical "upload to edit" tools
- Your document sits on their server, even briefly
- Usually requires an account to use fully
- Often tracks document activity for analytics
- Free tier frequently funded by data or upsells
- Backed by companies whose business is your data
Frequently asked questions
What does "client-side" actually mean?
It means the PDF is read, edited, and exported entirely by JavaScript running inside your own browser tab — the same way a spreadsheet app runs in a tab. Selecting a file just loads its bytes into your browser's memory; nothing is sent anywhere over the network to make editing work.
Is this safe for sensitive documents, like tax forms or medical records?
Since nothing is uploaded to a server, there's no server-side copy of your document to worry about, no database it sits in, and no third party who could access it. That said, always use your own judgment for anything genuinely sensitive — this editor controls what happens on its own end, not the device or network you're using it from.
Do you use cookies or track what I edit?
This app doesn't set any cookies of its own or log what you edit. Google AdSense, which funds the site, may use cookies to personalize the ads shown here — see the Privacy Policy for how to opt out of that specifically.
How is this free if you're not selling my data?
Ads — that's the entire business model. There's no premium tier, no paywall, and no hidden catch where the free version is secretly the product. It's built and maintained by a small team, not a company whose revenue depends on knowing anything about you.