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PDF Pro is a privacy-first PDF workspace where everything runs locally in your browser. Unlike traditional tools, your files are never uploaded, stored, or processed on any server. Create, Edit, convert, sign, and even use AI on PDFs — with full control over your data.
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Most PDF tools require you to upload sensitive documents to their servers that creates privacy risks
PDF Pro processes everything directly in your browser. Files are never uploaded.
Anyone working with sensitive documents — including developers, freelancers, businesses
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Thanks!
How can I verify that files aren’t actually being uploaded to a server?
You can check it directly in your browser. Open DevTools → Network tab, then use the tool. If the file isn’t being uploaded, you won’t see any requests sending file data to a server. Everything runs locally, no file leaves your device. You can also disable your internet connection and test it.
How does the AI chat work if files aren’t uploaded? Is the document sent anywhere for processing?
The PDF is parsed and processed locally in your browser first. Only the extracted text (not the original file) is used for AI interactions. For AI responses, the relevant parts of the text are sent to the model - not the full document and not the raw file itself. So your file never gets uploaded.
Everything runs smooth. Solid!
Tried the secure transfer feature - pretty straightforward and fast. I like the idea of sharing files without exposing them. Does the link expire or stay active until you remove it?
You can actually control both — links can expire (1h, 6h, 24h, etc.) and you can also enable one-time access, so the file is deleted right after it’s opened. The key part is still that everything is encrypted in your browser, and the decryption key is part of the link - never sent to the server.
Tested this — surprisingly smooth. The no-upload approach is actually refreshing compared to most PDF tools. Curious how it performs with bigger files.
Hey — creator here 👋 Built PDF Pro because uploading sensitive PDFs never felt right. Everything runs locally in your browser — no uploads, no accounts. Still early, would love to hear how you handle PDFs today 🙏