PDFLove — Free PDF Tools

Merge, compress, convert and sign PDFs from any tab. Files are processed on your own machine, never uploaded.

Right-click any PDF on the web and send it straight to the tool you need. No downloading it to your desktop first, no re-uploading it somewhere else. WHAT IT DOES The extension moves a file from the tab you are looking at into a PDFLove tool page. That page does the work — merging, compressing, converting, splitting, signing, and about thirty other jobs — using WebAssembly engines that run inside your browser. • Right-click a PDF link or an open PDF and pick a tool • Or press Alt+Shift+P for the launcher, with your last-used tools on top • Every tool on pdf-love.com is reachable from it NOTHING IS UPLOADED This matters enough to be specific about. The extension contains no server address. It reads the file from your tab, hands it to a pdf-love.com page in the same browser, and the conversion happens on your machine. Your document never crosses the network, so there is no copy of it anywhere to be retained, leaked, or deleted on a schedule you cannot inspect. You can verify this. Open your browser's network tab while a conversion runs, and watch nothing leave. PERMISSIONS, AND WHAT IS NOT ASKED FOR There is no "read and change all your data on all websites" prompt, because the extension does not request broad host access. • contextMenus — adds the right-click items • activeTab — reads the file from the tab whose menu you clicked, granted at that click and gone afterwards • scripting — fetches a file from inside the page when a direct request cannot reach it • storage — remembers the last few tools you used, so the launcher is useful The one always-on content script runs on pdf-love.com and nowhere else, and its only job is to receive a file you asked for. FREE, WITH NO ACCOUNT Every tool is free with no page limit, no daily quota, no watermark, and no sign-up. The tools also work directly at pdf-love.com — the extension only saves you the round trip. The site is also available in Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and French, with all 31 guides translated.