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PocketSizePDF

All your document tools in one place

Compress, convert, merge and split your documents quickly and privately.

Private processing whenever possible: your files stay on your device.

Drop a PDF or image

We’ll show you what you can do with it. Your file stays on this device.

PDF tools

Merge, split, compress and convert PDF files.

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Image tools

Compress, resize and convert JPG, PNG and WebP images.

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Government & exam tools

Upload portals reject files that are a few KB too big. These tools are built around their limits.

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Financial & business tools

Pull tables out of statements and invoices, and redact sensitive numbers.

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AI document tools

In development. AI tools will clearly say when a file is sent to a server.

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Why use PocketSizePDF?

  • Private

    Files are processed on your device whenever possible. Nothing is uploaded, stored or read by us.

  • Fast

    No upload, no queue. Most jobs finish as soon as your browser can do the work.

  • Simple

    One page per job, plain settings, no sign-up and no watermarks on your files.

  • Nothing to install

    Works in any modern browser on phone, tablet or computer.

Common questions

Is it really free?

Yes. All tools available today are free to use, with no account. In future, optional paid plans may add things like larger files and batch processing; the core tools will stay free.

Are my files uploaded?

Not for any tool that is available today. Merging, splitting, compressing and converting all happen inside your browser tab. Each tool page shows a badge saying where processing happens.

Can I resize photos and signatures for exam applications?

Yes. The Image Compressor has presets for common UPSC, SSC, IBPS and state exam upload sizes, and lets you set any target size in KB. Always check the official notification for the exact requirements.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. Every tool works on mobile browsers. Very large PDFs may be slower on phones because the work happens on the device.