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A powerful, open-source, locally hosted web application providing a wide range of tools for manipulating PDF files without sending data to external servers. Ideal for privacy-conscious users and teams.
Stirling PDF is a user-friendly, open-source web application designed for comprehensive offline PDF editing and manipulation.
Many online PDF tools require uploading sensitive documents to external servers, posing significant privacy and security risks. Stirling PDF allows users to perform all operations securely on their local network or machine.
Combine multiple PDF documents into a single file.
Split a large PDF into multiple smaller files based on pages or ranges.
Reduce the file size of PDF documents.
Convert PDF files to and from various image formats (e.g., JPG, PNG).
Add or remove password protection from PDF files.
Stirling PDF can be widely applied in various scenarios requiring secure and efficient PDF processing, such as:
Combine multiple reports, split large documents, or compress files before internal sharing or emailing, all within the confines of your local network.
Enhances data privacy for sensitive business documents and streamlines document preparation workflows.
Merge scattered scanned documents (e.g., receipts, records), rotate misaligned pages, or password-protect personal records like tax documents or bank statements.
Simplifies personal file management, provides powerful editing capabilities, and adds an extra layer of security for sensitive personal data.
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