FileSwift is a suite of 15++ essential PDF and image tools that run 100% client-side. Convert, compress, merge, and sign documents locally without uploading them to any server. Completely free, no accounts, and 100% private.
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Hello Product Hunt! 👋
I’m Rifai, the creator of FileSwift.app.
We’ve all been there: you need to quickly compress a PDF, sign a contract, or convert an iPhone HEIC photo, only for "free" online tools to demand your email address, cap your usage, or force you to upload sensitive documents to their servers.
I built FileSwift to fix this. It is a collection of 15 essential PDF and image utilities designed to be fast, free, and genuinely private.
How it works technically: FileSwift runs 100% client-side inside your browser tab using JavaScript. When you compress a file or draw a signature, the calculations run locally on your device's CPU. No files are ever uploaded to a server, meaning it is physically impossible for your data to leak.
What you can do instantly:
PDF Tools: Merge, Split, Compress, Rotate & Reorder, Sign (with local drawing or image upload), and Password Protect.
Image Tools: Batch Resize, Batch Compress to KB targets, Square Crop, Favicon Generator, and HEIC to JPG.
I would love to hear your thoughts, feedback, or any ideas for the 16th tool! Thank you for the support!
— Rifai
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Tried the merge and compress tools on a few large work PDFs and everything processed in seconds without leaving my browser. Genuinely impressed that it's actually free with no signup.
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@brahimtemuraat "Thank you, İbrahim! Dealing with large work PDFs online can be scary when you have to upload them to random servers, so I’m glad FileSwift gave you some peace of mind. Keeping it 100% free and client-side is definitely the goal!"
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Finally tried a client-side PDF tool that actually delivers without nagging me to sign up. Merged a few contracts and compressed some scanned images, all in my browser, felt surprisingly snappy for something running locally.
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@zcanhasanoiulk Thank you so much, Özcan! I'm really glad it felt fast for you. Keeping everything local and removing the need to sign up were two of my biggest goals when building FileSwift. I really appreciate you giving it a try!
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honestly super useful set of tools and the privacy angle is genuinely great. one thing i'd love to see is a batch watermark tool so i can stamp like 50 files at once instead of doing them one by one. would basically make it perfect for my workflow
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@azratlfoqf Thanks so much! i really appreciate the feedback. 😊
Good news - i just added batch watermarking, so you can now watermark multiple files in one go instead of processing them one by one.
i'd love to hear how it fits into your workflow if you get a chance to try it!
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Love that everything runs locally, finally a PDF tool I trust with sensitive docs. One thing that would make it a daily driver for me is batch OCR support, so I can run text recognition on a whole folder of scanned PDFs at once instead of one file at a time.
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@hamideilekhhu1 Thanks so much! i'm super glad the privacy-first approach resonates with you. 😊
Great timing - i just added batch OCR, so you can now run text recognition on multiple scanned PDFs in one go instead of processing them one by one.
If you give it a try, i'd love to hear how it fits into your workflow! :)
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Ran a few files through the merge and compress tools and everything finished in seconds right in my browser. Love that nothing ever leaves my machine, feels like the kind of no-nonsense utility I wish existed years ago.
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@canhseyinzvpx "Hi Can! Thank you so much for testing it out. 'No-nonsense utility' is exactly what I was aiming for—I wanted to build something that just does the job instantly without asking for emails or credit cards. Glad you like the offline aspect!"
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runs completely in the browser which feels like exactly the kind of tool i always wanted but never bothered to find. merged a few pdfs and it was instant with zero fuss.
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@derya1411171 "Thanks Derya! Genuinely happy it saved you some time. 'Instant with zero fuss' is the best compliment I could ask for. Appreciate you taking the time to share your feedback!"
Tried the merge and compress tools on a few large work PDFs and everything processed in seconds without leaving my browser. Genuinely impressed that it's actually free with no signup.
@brahimtemuraat "Thank you, İbrahim! Dealing with large work PDFs online can be scary when you have to upload them to random servers, so I’m glad FileSwift gave you some peace of mind. Keeping it 100% free and client-side is definitely the goal!"
Finally tried a client-side PDF tool that actually delivers without nagging me to sign up. Merged a few contracts and compressed some scanned images, all in my browser, felt surprisingly snappy for something running locally.
@zcanhasanoiulk Thank you so much, Özcan! I'm really glad it felt fast for you. Keeping everything local and removing the need to sign up were two of my biggest goals when building FileSwift. I really appreciate you giving it a try!
honestly super useful set of tools and the privacy angle is genuinely great. one thing i'd love to see is a batch watermark tool so i can stamp like 50 files at once instead of doing them one by one. would basically make it perfect for my workflow
@azratlfoqf Thanks so much! i really appreciate the feedback. 😊
Good news - i just added batch watermarking, so you can now watermark multiple files in one go instead of processing them one by one.
i'd love to hear how it fits into your workflow if you get a chance to try it!
Love that everything runs locally, finally a PDF tool I trust with sensitive docs. One thing that would make it a daily driver for me is batch OCR support, so I can run text recognition on a whole folder of scanned PDFs at once instead of one file at a time.
@hamideilekhhu1 Thanks so much! i'm super glad the privacy-first approach resonates with you. 😊
Great timing - i just added batch OCR, so you can now run text recognition on multiple scanned PDFs in one go instead of processing them one by one.
If you give it a try, i'd love to hear how it fits into your workflow! :)
Ran a few files through the merge and compress tools and everything finished in seconds right in my browser. Love that nothing ever leaves my machine, feels like the kind of no-nonsense utility I wish existed years ago.
@canhseyinzvpx "Hi Can! Thank you so much for testing it out. 'No-nonsense utility' is exactly what I was aiming for—I wanted to build something that just does the job instantly without asking for emails or credit cards. Glad you like the offline aspect!"
runs completely in the browser which feels like exactly the kind of tool i always wanted but never bothered to find. merged a few pdfs and it was instant with zero fuss.
@derya1411171 "Thanks Derya! Genuinely happy it saved you some time. 'Instant with zero fuss' is the best compliment I could ask for. Appreciate you taking the time to share your feedback!"