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Browser-based PDF toolkit for merging, splitting, compressing, converting, OCR, protecting and signing PDFs, with files deleted within one hour.
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ConvertPDF is a browser-based PDF toolkit that merges, splits, compresses, converts, repairs, protects and signs PDF files on its own servers, deleting uploaded inputs and outputs within one hour.
ConvertPDF is a web app on convertpdf.io that runs 24 named PDF tasks — merge, split, organize pages, rotate, remove pages, extract pages, compress, repair, Word/Excel/PowerPoint to PDF, PDF to Word, JPG/PNG to PDF, PDF to JPG/PNG/text, OCR, PDF to PDF/A, page numbers, watermark, protect, unlock and sign. You upload PDFs or images, choose a tool, arrange order and options, then download the result. The site states it is built and run in-house rather than routing files through third-party conversion or AI APIs.
Office and admin staff: combine related documents with Merge PDF, put back page numbers on long merges, and drop blank or obsolete sheets with Remove pages before sending files out. Students and researchers: run OCR PDF on photographed pages so notes and quotes become searchable, and use PDF to text when only the words are needed for citation or scripting. Freelancers and small businesses: sign contracts with Sign PDF and return them without printing, then protect the final copy with a password. Anyone hitting upload limits: send a report through Compress PDF to make it small enough to email or upload, checking saved bytes first.
Receipt hoarders: combine photos of receipts and scanned pages into a single tidy PDF with JPG to PDF, ordering pages as you go. Reporting teams: convert spreadsheets and slide decks to PDF so recipients can read them on any device without the source application. Legal and compliance work: export PDF to PDF/A for long-term storage and apply Add watermark to mark drafts before they circulate. Slide and site builders: pull page images with PDF to JPG or PDF to PNG — PNG when text edges and diagrams need to stay sharp — rather than taking screenshots.
The homepage advertises free basics with no account needed to explore the tools, and lists no subscription tiers or per-file prices on the page.
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Uploaded inputs and the results generated from them are deleted within one hour. Files live in private storage and are moved using short-lived signed links, so nothing stays on the servers after that window.
No. The site states plainly that your documents never become training data and that no external AI or third-party conversion services are involved — the conversion pipeline is built and operated by the same team that runs the site.
No account is required to explore or use the free basic tools. You can search for a task, add files and download results without registering; the site does not describe a signup step for the tools shown on its homepage.
No. The homepage notes that it lists PDF tools the team is building, not every possible format pair, so a conversion combination outside the 24 published tools may simply not exist yet. Each tool page states its own limits.
PDF to PDF/A produces an archival version of a document that is meant to still open correctly in twenty years, which is why legal, academic and compliance teams use it for records that must survive software changes.