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PDFGeek
Free offline PDF toolkit for Windows, nothing uploaded
PDFGeek is a free, self-contained PDF toolkit for Windows. Merge any number of files, split into pages or fixed-size chunks, extract or remove pages with print-dialog ranges, rotate sideways scans, reorder, watermark, and add or remove AES-128 password protection. Everything runs on your own machine — nothing is uploaded, so there are no file-size caps, no hourly task limits and no subscription for batch mode. Installer or a single portable exe. No bundled offers, no telemetry, no Pro tier.
Hey Product Hunt! I built PDFGeek because every time I needed to merge two PDFs I ended up on some site that wanted me to upload a bank statement to a server I know nothing about, and then told me the free tier was three tasks an hour.
It's a desktop app, so your documents never leave your machine. That also means none of the limits — merge fifty files if you want. Completely free: no Pro tier, no telemetry, no bundled offers.
Built with Avalonia UI on .NET 8 and PDFsharp. Every PDF operation lives in a service layer with no UI dependencies, so it can be tested properly — there are 29 smoke checks that run against real PDF files rather than mocks. Page ranges turn out to be a deceptively nasty parsing problem once you allow open-ended ranges, duplicates and out-of-order input.
One thing I'd flag honestly: it isn't code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen warns on first run. A certificate costs real money annually and I'd rather not put that behind a free tool. SHA256 checksums are published with every release and the source is public.
Would love feedback, especially on the page-range parser and the watermark controls. Happy to answer anything about the build.
About PDFGeek on Product Hunt
“Free offline PDF toolkit for Windows, nothing uploaded”
PDFGeek was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #78 on the daily leaderboard. PDFGeek is a free, self-contained PDF toolkit for Windows. Merge any number of files, split into pages or fixed-size chunks, extract or remove pages with print-dialog ranges, rotate sideways scans, reorder, watermark, and add or remove AES-128 password protection. Everything runs on your own machine — nothing is uploaded, so there are no file-size caps, no hourly task limits and no subscription for batch mode. Installer or a single portable exe. No bundled offers, no telemetry, no Pro tier.
On the analytics side, PDFGeek competes within Windows, Productivity, Privacy and GitHub — topics that collectively have 725k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how PDFGeek performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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