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Seven free tools that run 100% in your browser: PDF merge/split, PDF signing, image compression to an exact size, QR codes, invoices, resumes and a brain test. No signup, no watermarks, no server — your files never leave your device. Free forever; optional $9 one-time premium per tool (no subscription).
I kept noticing that the top search results for "merge pdf", "compress image" or "sign pdf" are all sites that upload your files to their servers and monetize with subscriptions. For the documents people actually process — contracts, payslips, IDs — that felt wrong. So I built the same tools as static pages that do all processing client-side with pdf-lib, pdf.js and canvas APIs. There is no backend at all: you can disconnect from the internet after the page loads and everything keeps working. Core tools are free forever; an optional one-time $9 unlock per tool covers power features like batch processing and saved signatures — no accounts, no subscriptions.
The fact that everything runs locally in the browser without uploading files is a really thoughtful privacy-first choice. Love that there's no signup friction either.
FreeTools was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #159 on the daily leaderboard. Seven free tools that run 100% in your browser: PDF merge/split, PDF signing, image compression to an exact size, QR codes, invoices, resumes and a brain test. No signup, no watermarks, no server — your files never leave your device. Free forever; optional $9 one-time premium per tool (no subscription).
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