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iLovePDF is an online service for working with PDF files that offers tools for merging, splitting, compressing, converting, rotating, unlocking and watermarking PDFs, among other tasks. The service has been available since 2010, and mobile and desktop applications are also offered.
Online2PDF is a free online PDF converter that combines conversion, merging, editing, compression, unlocking and protection in one interface. It converts Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OpenOffice, image and XPS files to PDF and exports PDFs to Word, Excel, PowerPoint and JPG. It also supports page extraction, reordering, splitting, rotation and removing printing or editing restrictions.
Dangerzone is a free and open source project maintained by Freedom of the Press Foundation. It converts potentially dangerous PDFs, office documents, or images to a safe PDF. Documents are sanitized in a sandbox with no network access, and the document is converted into pixels and rebuilt as a PDF.
2pdfconverter.com is an online PDF conversion and editing toolkit. It converts Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents to PDF, and converts PDF to Word, text, JPG and HTML. It also offers signing, rotating, merging, splitting and shrinking PDFs. The service is free, files are removed from the server after conversion, and converted files remain downloadable for 1 hour.
PrintFriendly is a set of online tools for editing, signing, compressing, converting, merging and splitting PDFs, and for removing ads and clutter from web pages before printing or saving them as PDFs. It also offers a browser extension, a WordPress plugin and a REST API that converts a URL or HTML into a clean PDF.
FalsiSign is a script created in response to a colleague who had to print, sign, scan and send a large number of pages by email. It is published under the Do What The F*ck You Want To Public License and was created on April 08, 2020.
