Merge, split, compress or convert — 46 tools for PDFs, images, video and QR codes. 28 of them run in your browser, so your file never leaves your device.
Seven areas. Each tool below opens straight to the job — no sign-up in front of it, and each one says whether it runs on your device or needs a server.
Combine, cut, shrink, sign and convert documents.
Shrink photos, change format, resize and strip metadata.
Make media smaller, shorter, or a different format.
Uses a serverTurn pages, markdown and links into PDFs or images.
1 on your deviceSave a media file from a direct link.
Uses a serverMake, customise, track and read QR codes.
4 on your deviceBuild a printable photo sheet from a specification.
All on your deviceCompress, merge and PDF ↔ Word are the three the product is built to win. They open with the file picker already in front of you.
Search by name, or by the job — “make smaller”, “heic to jpg”, “file too big to email” all land on the right tool.
Drop a file, pick one from your phone, or type the text or link the tool needs. Then set the one or two options that matter.
Download it straight away. When the tool ran on your device, nothing was uploaded — so there is no copy anywhere to delete.
A server round-trip is the first thing to fail on a slow connection, and the only thing that can leak. Here is what changes when the tool runs where the file already is.
28 of the 46 tools do the work inside the browser tab. There is no server copy to trust, no retention window to read, and nothing to delete afterwards.
Open a tool and use it. Nothing that runs on your device ever asks for an email — an account only comes up when a result was produced on a server.
Once the page has loaded, an on-device tool needs no network at all. Compress a photo in a lift or a metro tunnel and it still finishes.
There is no round-trip to wait for and no queue behind other people's jobs. The work starts the moment you add the file.
Drop the file into Compress and we will pick the right engine for a PDF, photo, video or audio file — or open the directory and search the whole catalogue.