Every file tool you need, running in your browser

Merge PDFs, compress images, convert video, extract audio — all without uploading a single byte. No accounts, no watermarks, no waiting.

Audio tools

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Extract, trim, and convert audio without uploading a file. Everything runs on your device using the Web Audio API and a WebAssembly build of FFmpeg.

Image tools

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Compress and resize images to exact targets. Both tools draw to a canvas in your browser — no server ever sees the file.

PDF tools

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Merge, split, and shrink PDFs locally. Safe for contracts, medical records, and anything else you wouldn't upload to a stranger's server.

PDF to Word

Convert a PDF into an editable Word document, with paragraphs and headings rebuilt.

Word to PDF

Turn a .docx Word document into a PDF, keeping headings, lists, tables and images.

Merge PDF

Combine multiple PDF files into one document. Drag to reorder before merging.

Compress PDF

Reduce PDF file size by stripping metadata and optimizing the internal structure.

PPT to PDF

Turn a PowerPoint deck into a readable PDF — titles, bullets and speaker notes.

Excel to PDF

Turn an Excel workbook into a PDF table, with every sheet and dates handled properly.

Split PDF

Extract specific pages or page ranges from a PDF into separate files.

PDF to Images

Export every page of a PDF as a PNG or JPG at the resolution you pick.

Rotate PDF

Turn pages 90, 180, or 270 degrees — all of them, or just the ones you pick.

Organize PDF

Delete pages and reorder what's left, working from page thumbnails.

Add Page Numbers

Stamp page numbers onto a PDF with control over position, format, and size.

Watermark PDF

Overlay text across every page at the angle and opacity you choose.

Images to PDF

Combine JPG and PNG images into a single PDF, one image per page.

Sign PDF

Draw or type a signature and place it anywhere on the document.

Crop PDF

Trim the margins off a PDF, or crop every page down to a region you choose.

Extract Pages

Pull the pages you want into a single new PDF and leave the rest behind.

Remove Pages

Delete specific pages from a PDF and keep everything else untouched.

TXT to PDF

Turn a plain text, log or Markdown file into a clean, paginated PDF.

RTF to PDF

Convert a Rich Text Format document to PDF, keeping paragraphs and formatting.

HTML to PDF

Convert a saved HTML file into a readable PDF with working links.

ODT to PDF

Convert a LibreOffice or OpenOffice document into a PDF.

EPUB to PDF

Convert an EPUB ebook into a paginated PDF, chapter by chapter.

HWP to PDF

Convert a Hangul Word Processor .hwpx document into a PDF.

PDF to PPT

Turn each page of a PDF into a PowerPoint slide you can present.

PDF to Excel

Pull the tables out of a PDF into an editable Excel workbook.

PDF Scanner

Scan pages to PDF with your phone or webcam — no app, nothing uploaded.

Edit PDF

Add text to a PDF, white out mistakes, and draw boxes or highlights.

PDF Annotator

Highlight text, draw with a pen and add notes to any PDF.

Redact PDF

Black out text so it is actually removed from the file, not just covered over.

PDF Form Filler

Fill in a fillable PDF form and save it, even if your reader can't.

Flatten PDF

Bake a filled-in form's values into the page so they can't be edited or lost.

PDF to Text

Pull the text out of a PDF as plain text or Markdown, ready to paste anywhere.

Video tools

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Trim, convert, and mute video without an upload. Powered by a WebAssembly build of FFmpeg running inside the tab — slower than native, but nothing leaves your machine.

Nothing is uploaded

Your files are read into your browser's memory and processed there. No server ever receives them, so there is nothing to leak, log, or delete later.

No account, no limits

No sign-up, no email, no daily quota, and no watermark on the output. There is no server bill to cover, so there is nothing to gate.

As fast as your machine

No upload wait and no queue behind other people's jobs. Processing starts the moment you drop a file and runs at the speed of your own hardware.

What is JunglePDF?

JunglePDF is a collection of 57 free file utilities that work entirely inside your web browser. Unlike traditional online converters that upload your files to a remote server, every operation here happens locally on your computer using standard web technologies — the HTML5 Canvas API, the Web Audio API, and WebAssembly.

That means your photos, contracts, medical records, and audio files never leave your device. There are no file size limits imposed by server bandwidth, no waiting in a processing queue, and no risk of your personal data sitting on someone else's infrastructure after you close the tab.

How does browser-based processing work?

Modern browsers ship with genuinely powerful APIs. When you compress an image here, the tool draws it onto an invisible canvas element and then repeatedly re-encodes it, binary-searching the quality setting until the output lands under your target size. The whole loop runs in your browser's memory.

For audio, the Web Audio API decodes sound files into raw samples that can be sliced, reversed, mixed, and re-encoded. Video and audio conversion use a WebAssembly build of FFmpeg — the same engine professional editing software relies on — running directly inside your tab. PDF operations use pdf-lib to rewrite the document structure, and pdf.js when a page actually needs to be drawn.

Where the limits are

Being honest about this matters more than a marketing claim. WebAssembly encoding runs roughly ten times slower than native FFmpeg, so converting a long video takes minutes rather than seconds — each tool says so before you start. PDF compression is structural only, because pdf-lib cannot re-encode embedded images, so a scan-heavy PDF barely shrinks. And very large files are bounded by your available memory rather than by an upload cap.

Every tool that has a caveat like this states it in the interface, not buried in a help page. A tool that quietly does something different from what you asked is worse than one that tells you what it cannot do.

Why client-side matters

Privacy is the obvious benefit, but there are practical ones too. Client-side tools keep working after the page has loaded, even offline. They run at the speed of your hardware rather than a shared cloud server. And they cost essentially nothing to operate, which is what lets them stay free without upsell prompts, watermarks, or features held behind a paywall.