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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built PDF2me because I was tired of PDF tools that force you to sign up,
slap watermarks on your files, or limit you to 2-3 free operations a day.
PDF2me is completely free — merge, split, compress, convert, protect,
unlock, and edit PDFs, all in your browser. No account needed, no
watermarks, no daily limits. Files are processed in memory and never
stored on our servers, so your documents stay private.
It's also available in 15 languages, since PDF tools shouldn't be an
English-only convenience.
Would love to hear your feedback — what's missing, what's confusing, what
you'd want next. Thanks for checking it out! 🙏
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Congrats on the launch! 🎉 "No signup, nothing stored" is exactly the right default for PDF tools — great to see.
One question: is everything truly client-side ("right in your browser"), or do the heavier ones like PDF→Word/Excel run server-side? Those conversions are notoriously hard to do fully in-browser — so if some are server-side, how does "nothing kept on our servers" work in practice (deleted right after processing)?
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The merge tool handled a 40-page contract surprisingly fast and the output formatting stayed intact. No signup friction either, which is rare for these tools.
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Merged a 12 page report in seconds, no sign up, and the output formatting stayed intact. Nice that files aren't sitting on some server forever too.
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Tried the PDF to Word converter on a 20-page report and it kept the formatting pretty clean, which I wasn't expecting. The no-sign-up thing is genuinely nice when you just need a quick one-off task.
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Tried the PDF to Word converter and it kept the formatting surprisingly intact, even with some tricky tables. No sign-up or watermark is a really nice touch for a quick one-off job.
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honestly super convenient, just dragged a PDF in and got a Word file back in like ten seconds. No signup was a nice touch.
Congrats on the launch! 🎉 "No signup, nothing stored" is exactly the right default for PDF tools — great to see.
One question: is everything truly client-side ("right in your browser"), or do the heavier ones like PDF→Word/Excel run server-side? Those conversions are notoriously hard to do fully in-browser — so if some are server-side, how does "nothing kept on our servers" work in practice (deleted right after processing)?
The merge tool handled a 40-page contract surprisingly fast and the output formatting stayed intact. No signup friction either, which is rare for these tools.
Merged a 12 page report in seconds, no sign up, and the output formatting stayed intact. Nice that files aren't sitting on some server forever too.
Tried the PDF to Word converter on a 20-page report and it kept the formatting pretty clean, which I wasn't expecting. The no-sign-up thing is genuinely nice when you just need a quick one-off task.
Tried the PDF to Word converter and it kept the formatting surprisingly intact, even with some tricky tables. No sign-up or watermark is a really nice touch for a quick one-off job.
honestly super convenient, just dragged a PDF in and got a Word file back in like ten seconds. No signup was a nice touch.