PDFPulse

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A private, in-browser toolkit for organizing, converting, editing, and securing PDF files.

PDFPulse brings a broad set of document utilities into one browser interface. Users can merge and reorder PDFs, split page ranges, rotate or delete pages, convert between PDFs and images, scan documents, add signatures, apply watermarks or page numbers, protect files with a password, compress output, and extract text with on-device OCR. Processing is described as client-side only, so documents remain on the device. A Recent view stores export filenames, operation types, sizes, and timestamps locally, while Settings provides light, dark, and system appearance modes.

Highlights

Private processing

Files stay on device

Eleven PDF tools

One organized toolkit

Local export history

Recent jobs stay local

Flexible appearance

Light, dark, or system

How to Use

Choose a tool
Open the home screen and select the operation that matches the task, such as Merge PDF, Split PDF, Image to PDF, Sign PDF, or Extract Text and OCR. The app opens a focused workspace with a short description of the expected input.
Add local files
Use the file selection area to choose documents or images from the device. For merging, add at least two PDF files, then use the move-up, move-down, and remove controls to prepare the desired order.
Configure and export
Adjust the options offered by the selected tool, then run the main action. The tested merge workflow generated and downloaded a combined PDF, cleared the working list, and added an entry to Recent.
Review recent work
Open Recent from the bottom navigation to see locally stored export metadata, including the output filename, operation, size, and time. Use Clear when the local history is no longer needed.
Set the theme
Open Settings and choose Light, Dark, or System. The same page explains that document contents are processed in memory and that only filenames and sizes are retained in local browser storage for recent history.