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Users currently process PDF files by uploading them to online platforms, which exposes sensitive data to third-party servers and potential breaches.

Users need to handle PDFs but face privacy risks and delays with traditional tools that require uploading files to servers. Privacy risks and dependency on server processing

Users need to process PDFs but face forced file uploads to external servers, usage limits, watermarks, and mandatory signups with traditional tools.

Users need to convert Word to PDF, PDF to Word, and more but rely on fragmented, ad-supported tools with usage limits, leading to inefficiency and security concerns.

Users often struggle with managing and modifying PDF files due to common challenges like merging, splitting, and compressing these documents. These processes can be complicated, require expensive software, and compromise user privacy. These processes can be complicated, require expensive software, and compromise user privacy.

The current situation for users is relying on online tools that often require internet connectivity, thus leading to issues like data privacy concerns and potential security breaches. These tools often require user accounts and subscriptions, which may include unwanted tracking and additional hidden costs. Users face difficulties with the requirement of constant internet access and the lack of control over their personal data, resulting in decreased privacy and security.

Users often have scanned PDFs or images that need to be converted into editable and searchable documents.

Converting these documents manually can be time-consuming and error-prone.

Users need to manage PDFs (convert, merge, split, lock/unlock) but rely on online tools with ads, slow performance, or fragmented solutions lacking offline functionality.

Users need multiple separate tools for PDF editing, image conversion, and SEO tasks, leading to time-consuming workflows, high costs, and fragmented solutions.

Users previously relied on multiple tools for PDF management tasks such as converting PDFs to images, merging, and splitting files. Faced challenges due to ads, sign-up requirements, and language limitations.