QuickieTool

Most tools run locally — files never leave your device

Every PDF & image tool you need, without the wait.

Merge, split, compress and convert PDFs — plus compress, resize and edit images — in seconds. Free, private, and faster than the tools you're used to.

Instant

Client-side tools skip the upload round-trip entirely.

Private

Your files aren't stored or sold. Ever.

Free

No sign-up needed for the core tools.

All tools

Pick a tool to get started. More ship every week.

Free PDF & image tools that respect your files

QuickieTool brings every PDF tool you actually use into one fast, free place — merge and split PDFs, compress a PDF to fit an email, convert PDF to Word, Excel or JPG, edit and sign documents, and add password protection. Most tools run right in your browser, so your files never get uploaded and there's no waiting on a server.

Beyond PDFs, our image tools let you compress and resize photos, convert between JPG, PNG and WebP, crop and rotate, remove backgrounds with in-browser AI, and edit images with text, stickers and shapes. Everything is free, needs no signup, and never adds a watermark — because a tool should just get the job done.

How these tools work

Some run entirely on your device and some need a server. Knowing which is which tells you what happens to your file.

Tools that run in your browser

Merging, splitting, rotating, reordering pages, converting images to PDF and most image editing all happen inside the browser tab you already have open. Your document is opened by code running on your own machine, and the result is written back to your downloads folder. Nothing is transmitted anywhere.

That has two consequences worth understanding. The first is privacy: there is no upload to intercept, no copy sitting on a server, and no retention policy to take on trust, because the file never left the room. The second is speed. A fifty megabyte scan does not need to travel to a server and back, so the work finishes in about the time it takes to read this paragraph.

Tools that need a server

Some jobs cannot be done in a browser. Optical character recognition, real compression that re-encodes every embedded image, conversion to Word or Excel, and PDF/A archiving all depend on substantial software that has to run somewhere else. Those tools say so on the page before you upload anything.

When a file does go to our server, it is used for the conversion you asked for and deleted the moment the result is returned. It is not stored, not logged, not indexed and not used to train anything. Every server response carries a header stating that the file was not retained, so the claim is checkable rather than merely asserted.

Every tool is free and none of them add a watermark or require an account. There is no paid tier holding back the useful features, no page limit, and no queue to skip. If a tool works, it works completely.

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about how QuickieTool works, what's free, and how we handle your files.

What is QuickieTool?+

QuickieTool is a free online toolkit for working with PDF and image files. You can merge, split, compress, convert, edit, protect and sign PDFs, plus compress, resize, crop, convert and edit images — all in one place.

Is QuickieTool really free?+

Yes. All of our core PDF and image tools are free to use with no account, no watermark and no hidden limits. We keep the lights on with a small amount of non-intrusive advertising.

Do I need to create an account or sign up?+

No. You can use every core tool without signing up. An optional account only exists for saved preferences and future premium features.

Is there a limit on how many files I can process?+

There's no daily cap on the free tools. Browser-based tools are limited only by your device's memory, and server tools have a generous per-file size limit.

Are my files uploaded to your servers?+

Most of our tools (like merge, split, rotate, edit, and all image tools) run entirely in your browser, so your files never leave your device. Each tool's page tells you whether it runs in your browser or on the server.

What happens to files processed on the server?+

A few heavy tools (like conversion, OCR and compression) process on our server. Those files are deleted immediately after processing and are never stored, shared or sold. We send an X-File-Storage: not-stored header to confirm it.