Jobs that take more than one tool
Some things are not one conversion. Combining an application, turning a stack of photos into a document, getting a folder of images ready to publish — each is several steps, and doing them one tool at a time means downloading and re-uploading between every one. These run the whole job in a single pass, on your own device.
Build one PDF for a job application
One PDF, in your chosen page order, under a size limit you set.
- Add your documents
- Put them in order
- Check the result
- Fit the upload limit
Photos of your work, as one submittable PDF
One PDF on A4 or Letter pages, right way up, under a size limit you set.
- Add your photos
- Straighten and order them
- Choose the page
- Fit the limit
Get a folder of images ready for the web
A ZIP of resized, re-encoded images with the camera metadata gone.
- Add your images
- Pick one width
- Choose format and quality
- Check what metadata goes
Make a scanned PDF searchable
The same PDF, with a text layer you can search and copy from.
- Add the scanned PDF
- Choose the language
- Check the recognition
- Download
Every step in these runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, so a workflow works the same on a file you would never send to a server. Browse the individual tools if you only need one step.
Between steps the file is handed on in your browser's memory, not saved to disk or sent anywhere, and it is gone when you close the tab. Each workflow says what its last step changes about the file — compression that turns pages into images, re-encoding that drops camera metadata — so you know before you run it.