Wolf PDF is a free, privacy-first toolkit for everyday PDF work. Merge, split, compress, convert (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, images), edit, redact, sign, add page numbers, and even ask questions about your PDF with cited answers. No watermarks, no forced sign-ups, and files are auto-deleted after 30 minutes
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Love that the files auto-delete after 30 minutes instead of burying that in fine print. That's a quiet but real nod to user trust.
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@damlab78c Thank you, really appreciate that. I wanted people to feel comfortable using it for quick PDF jobs without worrying that their files are being kept around afterwards.
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Update: you asked, we shipped. The most common question in the launch comments was what happens with scanned PDFs in Ask PDF, and the honest answer at the time was that they didn't work. As of this week they do: Ask PDF detects scanned or image-only documents and offers one-click text recognition, then answers with page citations as normal. Still no signup for core tools, still auto-deleted files. Keep the feedback coming, it is literally becoming the roadmap.
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Finally a pdf tool that does not shove a sign up wall in my face, the merge worked clean and the auto delete is a nice touch.
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@hlyaodfp Thank you, that’s really nice to hear. I wanted the basic PDF tools to feel quick and useful without forcing people to create an account first.
Love that the files auto-delete after 30 minutes instead of burying that in fine print. That's a quiet but real nod to user trust.
@damlab78c Thank you, really appreciate that. I wanted people to feel comfortable using it for quick PDF jobs without worrying that their files are being kept around afterwards.
Update: you asked, we shipped. The most common question in the launch comments was what happens with scanned PDFs in Ask PDF, and the honest answer at the time was that they didn't work. As of this week they do: Ask PDF detects scanned or image-only documents and offers one-click text recognition, then answers with page citations as normal. Still no signup for core tools, still auto-deleted files. Keep the feedback coming, it is literally becoming the roadmap.
Finally a pdf tool that does not shove a sign up wall in my face, the merge worked clean and the auto delete is a nice touch.
@hlyaodfp Thank you, that’s really nice to hear. I wanted the basic PDF tools to feel quick and useful without forcing people to create an account first.