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Pdfcraft

by PDFCraftTool

Browser-Based PDF Toolkit with 90+ Privacy-First Tools

Client-side JavaScript PDF processor offering 90+ tools for editing, converting, and securing PDFs without server uploads or privacy concerns.

1,611 Stars
187 Forks
1,611 Watchers
4 Issues
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About This Project

PDFCraft delivers a comprehensive suite of over 90 PDF manipulation tools that execute entirely within the browser environment. Built with JavaScript, this toolkit ensures complete data privacy by processing all PDF operations locally on the user's device, eliminating the need to transmit sensitive documents to external servers.

The project addresses a critical gap in document processing workflows where developers and end-users need powerful PDF capabilities without compromising security or relying on third-party services. From document merging and splitting to format conversion and encryption, every operation happens client-side using modern web APIs and JavaScript libraries.

Key advantages include zero backend infrastructure requirements, making it ideal for embedding in web applications, offline usage scenarios, and situations where data sovereignty is paramount. The extensive tool collection covers professional-grade features like watermarking, OCR, form filling, page manipulation, and compressionโ€”all accessible through a browser interface.

With its substantial community adoption reflected in over 1,600 stars, PDFCraft represents a mature solution for developers seeking to integrate PDF functionality into their applications without external dependencies or privacy trade-offs.

Key Features

  • 90+ PDF tools including merge, split, compress, convert, and encrypt operations
  • Complete client-side processing with zero server uploads or external API calls
  • JavaScript-based architecture enabling easy integration into web projects
  • Privacy-first design ensuring sensitive documents never leave the user's device
  • No backend infrastructure required, reducing operational costs and complexity

How You Can Use It

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Embedding PDF manipulation features into web applications without backend processing costs

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Building offline-capable document management tools for air-gapped or secure environments

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Creating privacy-compliant document workflows for healthcare, legal, or financial applications

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Prototyping PDF features quickly without infrastructure setup or API key management

Who Is This For?

Web developers building document-centric applications, privacy-conscious software teams, and frontend engineers needing client-side PDF processing capabilities