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PDF Bookmark Editor is a browser-based tool for adding and editing PDF bookmarks, with chapter, section and subsection bookmarks. It can import or export bookmarks to a text file and merge PDFs while retaining existing bookmarks. It runs as a progressive web app and operates locally.
PDF4QT is an open-source PDF toolkit for Windows and Linux. It combines powerful desktop applications, command-line tools, and a modern C++/Qt PDF engine that is released under the MIT license.
PDFCraft is a free, browser-based PDF toolkit. It provides over 90 tools to edit, convert, merge, split and secure PDF files. Files are processed client-side with WebAssembly and are not uploaded to a server. A visual workflow editor is offered in beta, subject to bugs or incomplete functionality.
Percollate is an open-source command-line tool hosted on the GitHub platform, developed by user danburzo. It is designed to convert web pages into readable, formatted documents in PDF, EPUB, HTML, or Markdown output formats.
Signaturepdf is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
Stirling PDF is an open-source PDF editing platform that can run as a desktop app, in the browser or on self-hosted servers with a private API. It offers over 50 tools covering editing, merging, splitting, signing, redaction, conversion, OCR and compression, plus automation pipelines and REST APIs. The interface is available in 40+ languages.
Tideflow is an offline desktop application that converts Markdown into PDF documents using Typst. It provides a split editor and PDF preview with real-time two-way scroll sync, twelve themes, LaTeX math rendering via MiTeX, automatic table of contents, and bibliography and citation support. It does not aim to replace advanced publishing systems.
