Priv Doc Tools
Process PDFs securely in your browser
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- DocumentationFile Conversion
- Target Audience
- FreelancersSmall BusinessesPrivate persons
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- Free
- Platforms
- Web
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About Priv Doc Tools
Priv Doc Tools provides a privacy-first suite of utilities for handling your documents. You can merge, split, compress, and protect your PDF files directly in your web browser. This security-focused approach ensures your files never leave your device, offering a local processing experience without uploading sensitive data to a server.
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✍ New: Sign PDFs in Your Browser - No Uploads, No Signups, 100% Local 🔒
🎉 Big update for Priv Doc Tools - the Signature feature just shipped! ✍ Ever been emailed a PDF you had to sign and ended up doing the whole dance? Print it 🖨 → hunt for a pen 🖊 (the longest part 😂) → sign → scan with your phone 📱 → email it back 📧. Yeah. Same. So I built the obvious fix - and the privacy-respecting one. 🔐 🆕 What's new 🖊 Draw your signature with mouse or finger 📸 Upload a photo of a real signature - background removed automatically ⌨ Or type it and get a decorative-font version 📍 Drop it on any page of your PDF 🔄 Move, resize, rotate (90°) 💾 Save signatures and reuse across documents 📤 Export the signed PDF to disk 🛡 The privacy bit (the whole point) 🚫 No file uploads - your PDF never leaves the browser 🚫 No accounts, no signups, no tracking 💻 100% client-side processing 🧠 Signatures stored only in your computer's memory That's it. Drop a PDF in, sign it, save it. The server doesn't even know what you signed - because the server isn't involved. ✨ 👉 Try it: https://priv-doc-tools.com/signature 🎬 2.5-min demo on the landing page Would love feedback, bug reports, and brutal roasts 🔥- drop them in the comments section! 👇
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it might be nice to have a section explaining how the data stays on the client side - browsers tend to make people think they have to upload/download
@workwomp thank you so much for the comment! I actually have it planned to extend the site with an extensive explanation on the main page, and a separate FAQ page, and then explanatory guides for each tool page. What do you think? Thanks!