I got fed up with iLovePDF's 25MB limits & ads, so I built a privacy-first, zero-ads alternativeπ
Hey Product Hunt! π I'm Abhijeet, creator of JPG to PDF Converter.
Why I Built This:
I was frustrated by "free" PDF converters that:
- β Cap files at 25 MB
- β Force watermarks on output
- β Show intrusive ads and fake download buttons
- β Upload your sensitive documents to servers with vague privacy promises
So I built the Anti-iLovePDF:
What Makes This Different
β 100 MB file limits β 4x the industry standard
β Zero watermarks, ever β completely clean output
β Zero ads β minimalist, focused UI
β Dual-engine privacy β convert in-browser (files never leave your device) / use cloud mode for large batches
β Target file size β output PDFs under 200KB/500KB/1MB for government/university portals
β
Document enhancer β 1-click "scanner mode" to remove yellow tint and shadows
The Tech
- Hybrid architecture: Client-side pdf-lib) for 85% of conversions ($0 cost), Go worker fallback for heavy batches
- Cloudflare R2 for zero-egress storage
- Next.js + NestJS + Go + PostgreSQL + Redis
- Open-source core: https://github.com/alokprashar864/jpg_to_pdf
Try It Free
β https://jpg-to-pdf-zeta.vercel.app/
No signup required. No watermarks. Files deleted after 60 minutes (or delete instantly with one click).
What's Next
- Chrome extension (right-click any image β convert to PDF)
- PWA support for offline conversion
- Google Drive / Dropbox / OneDrive import
Would love your feedback! What features do you wish existed in a PDF converter?
P.S. First 500 users get lifetime access to OCR when we launch it next month. π

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