itinypdf

itinypdf

All your PDF tools. 100% in-browser. 100% private.

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Published on Apr 9, 2026
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About itinypdf

Ever needed to do something simple with a PDF… like merge two files or compress one for email? And suddenly you’re stuck choosing between: • Uploading your documents to some random website • Signing up just to download the final file • Hitting a “daily limit reached” message • Or installing a giant PDF editor for one tiny task None of that ever made sense to me. So I built itinypdf, a PDF toolkit that runs entirely in your browser. That means: • Your files never leave your device • No uploads • No accounts • No watermarks • No daily limits Just open the site and use the tools. Merge PDFs, compress them, split pages, convert files, and organize documents in seconds. Everything runs locally using React, PDF.js, WebAssembly, and the Ghostscript engine. And once the page loads, many tools keep working even if you go offline. What started as a small side project is now used by 4000+ people already. Because your PDFs should belong to you and not some server somewhere.

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A useful tool with a lot of features we use everyday

Comments (14)

chaudharyarun5797
@chaudharyarun5797

All PDF tools 100% in-browser and private is exactly what people want. No uploads, no leaks!

endlss
@endlss

About time we had something like this!

dentro
@dentro

this service makes sense, but how is it different than orbit? https://github.com/kanakkholwal/orbit

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@henilparmar2022

Amazing website....my document stays in my device.....very usefull....

fedex
@fedex

Was looking for something like this!

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this is actually really cool i love how simple and privacy-focused it is, it genuinely solves a real problem. feels clean and useful, like something I’d actually bookmark and use regularly.