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Start with one of these practical checks. Each guide includes a source or sample you can inspect yourself.
A scan stores page pixels; a text PDF stores characters. Try our three small table PDFs to see why a readable page can still return no editable text, and why a form needs its own check.
Compare the downloadable PDFsRaster compression can remove searchable text and editable fields. Our scan example shrank from 1,736,913 to 103,159 bytes, with visibly softer letter edges. Compare the source and saved crops before choosing a byte target.
Inspect the compression exampleOCR can shift a blank cell or misread a digit while producing a plausible workbook. Compare the source image, raw recognition and corrected cells, then reconcile IDs, row counts and totals.
Check the recovered tableStart with a copy, choose the operation your file needs, and verify the result before sharing.
Search by what you want to do, or choose a file type.
Drop it into the clearly marked area. It stays in your browser.
Run the tool, save the result, and reopen it to check the pages, text or cells that matter.
QuickMerge uses local browser processing instead of a QuickMerge document-upload service for supported workflows. Core tools require no account.
QuickMerge is a set of 52 free file tools for local browser operations. It covers PDFs, images, text and data: merging, splitting, compressing, converting, OCR, redaction and more. There is no account, watermark or cost for the core tools; supported workflows do not send the selected file to a QuickMerge document-processing server.
The tool itself is the web page. When you choose a file, the browser reads it into memory on your device, and JavaScript or WebAssembly libraries perform the supported operation in the tab. The finished file is handed back to you as a download. Your document is never the body of a network request, so there is no server copy to trust, audit or delete.
Open your browser's developer tools, switch to the Network panel, and run any tool. You will see the page and its engines load, and nothing carrying your file leave. Some tools download a processing engine from a public CDN the first time you use them — that download is identical for every visitor and unrelated to your document. Load the required engine before testing without a connection. Browser caching varies, so this is not a guaranteed offline application. Proof of privacy walks through the check step by step.
22 PDF tools, including merge, split, compress, organize, redact, watermark, protect and PDF to Word. Seven image tools for converting, resizing, cropping, compressing and stripping EXIF data. OCR and extraction for pulling text out of scans and photographed tables, plus text and data and developer utilities such as QR codes, hashing and JSON formatting.
Because everything runs locally, very large files are bounded by your device's own memory rather than by a server, and limits differ per tool. OCR needs a reasonably clean scan — roughly 300 DPI — and does not read cursive handwriting. PDF to Word converts documents that already contain a text layer, not scanned images of pages. And since nothing is stored, there is no sync, no history and no shared workspace: close the tab and the working copy is gone.
Yes, and without a sign-up wall or a watermark on the output. Running the work on your device rather than on our servers is what makes that sustainable: there is no per-file compute cost to recover, no storage to pay for, and no account system to operate. The tools are free to use. Optional analytics requires consent; advertising is currently disabled.
QuickMerge is operated from St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. About covers why it exists and how the tools are tested; Privacy sets out exactly what the site does and does not collect, and Contact reaches a person. Note for anyone arriving from a search engine: this site is unrelated to the bioinformatics assembly tool that shares the name.
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