iHatePDF

iHatePDF is the only PDF suite that lets you choose where your files are processed. Twenty five of its 35+ tools run entirely inside your browser, while the rest use the server, and a single switch decides which. That makes it a practical fit for teams handling contracts, invoices and client paperwork without another desktop licence or an IT approval queue. Features: A processing switch. Browser mode blocks uploads entirely and runs the work on your device. Server mode handles the heavier jobs. You decide, per session. The full toolkit. Text editing, images and annotations, page reorganisation, conversion to and from Word, Excel and PowerPoint, compression, merging, splitting, OCR and e signatures. Editly. Full document editing that preserves the original embedded fonts, so edited text still matches the page. Buddy. Describe what you need in plain words and it runs the right tool for you, no menu hunting. Privacy by default. Files sent to the server are encrypted and removed automatically within one hour. Nothing is stored, analyzed or shared. There is a toggle button to decide whether the files are to be processed on browser or on server. Built for volume. Batch processing, cloud import from Drive, Dropbox and OneDrive, and 10+ languages. No account required. No signup, no credit card, no watermarks on your output.

iHatePDF is a free online PDF editor and converter that brings more than 35 document and image tools together. It lets users edit, merge, split, compress, sign, scan, translate, and organize PDFs, as well as convert files between PDF and formats such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and JPG. Additional tools include OCR, PDF chat, image utilities, and an AI CV optimizer. The service aims to make PDF editing, conversion, and sharing accessible without paid software. A user selects a file by browsing, tapping to add it, or dragging and dropping it into the page. They then choose a tool to edit, merge, split, compress, convert, or otherwise process the document, and download the result. The site says no signup is required. Files are sent over HTTPS and deleted automatically within one hour; supported tools in Browser mode process files on the user's device. A free account enables processing several files at once on most tools. iHatePDF is for people who need to edit, convert, organize, or otherwise work with PDFs and images in a browser. The site says it works across modern browsers on computers, tablets, and phones, without requiring installation or an account. Its distinguishing approach is to offer a broad set of free tools in one place, with optional Browser mode for on-device processing and stated file deletion and privacy practices.