Your documents
never leave your browser.
Compress images, merge PDFs and convert scans entirely on your device. No signup. No watermark. No file ever touches a server.
In-browser document tools
Each runs entirely on your device. Same engine across web and the upcoming desktop app.
Hit precise targets — 20 KB, 100 KB, 200 KB — for passport, KYC and government portal limits.
Open toolMerge JPG, PNG and scans into a single PDF. Drag to reorder, rotate, rename.
Open toolCombine multiple PDFs into one. Drag to reorder. Streamed locally — never uploaded.
Open toolConvert .md files and READMEs to a clean PDF with live preview and selectable text.
Open toolThree steps. No server in the middle.
Every step happens inside this page, on your own device. Your file never has anywhere else to go — there is no upload step by design.
The moment you choose a file, your browser reads it directly. Nothing leaves your device at this step — the file goes into this page, not to us.
Compression, merging and conversion all happen inside this page, using your own processor. There is no server picking up the file behind the scenes.
The finished file shows up as a download in your browser. It only exists on your machine — and it disappears the moment you close the tab.
Workflows where document privacy matters
The original use case was scanned IDs and bank statements. The architecture suits anything you’d rather not hand to a stranger’s server.
Privacy isn’t a setting. It’s the architecture.
Every tool runs in your browser tab. Files are read, processed and written locally. There’s no server for them to hit — and that’s the point.
*Tools cache on first visit. Some browsers may require a reload for full offline use.
Why this exists
I built this for myself. I had stacks of scanned documents — bank statements, ID copies, medical records — that I needed to merge, compress and convert. The popular sites all wanted me to upload those files to their servers first.
Reading the privacy policies didn't help. “We delete after 24 hours” means nothing when the file already touched their disk, their logs, their backups, and maybe their AI training pipeline along the way.
So I built the tool I wanted: one that does all the work in the browser, where the file came from. No upload, no temporary copies, no “trust us” — just code running on your machine, using your CPU, with your file.
If that's what you wanted too, you're in the right place.
BindMyPDF for Desktop
A fully offline build for the most sensitive workflows. No browser. No internet required after install. Same engine — just unplugged.