FileBee is a free toolbox for every file job — merge, split, compress, convert, sign and protect PDFs, plus image, audio, video, e-book and font tools. Many run entirely in your browser, so files never leave your device; the rest auto-delete within 2 hours. No sign-up, no watermarks, no limits.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm the maker of FileBee. I built this because every "free" file tool I used online did the same annoying things: slapped watermarks on my PDFs, capped me at 2 files a day, forced a sign-up, or made me wonder where my documents actually went. FileBee is my answer to that: • 60+ tools in one place — PDF (merge, split, compress, convert, OCR, sign, protect), image, audio/video/e-book/font converters, and more • Genuinely free — no watermarks, no sign-up, no daily limits, nothing behind a paywall • Private by design — many tools run 100% in your browser so files never leave your device; the ones that need a server use encrypted HTTPS and auto-delete everything within 2 hours • No tracking cookies It's live and everything works today. I'd love your honest feedback — which tool would you add next, and what's your biggest frustration with the file tools you use now? I'll be here all day answering. 🐝

Finally found a tool that let me merge and compress a PDF right in the browser without uploading to some random server. Clean and fast.

Hey all I'm the maker of FileBee a free toolbox for PDFs, images, and file conversions, built around two ideas: it should be genuinely free (no watermarks, sign-ups, or daily limits) and private (many tools run entirely in your browser, so files never leave your device).

I'm adding tools based on what people actually struggle with, so I'd love your input:

Finally found a tool that let me merge and compress a PDF right in the browser without uploading to some random server. Clean and fast.

FileBee

Free & private PDF, image and file tools

Free & private PDF, image and file tools

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What file tool do you wish existed (or works badly everywhere else)?

Forum Threads

What file tool do you wish existed (or works badly everywhere else)?