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PDF tools for small law firms

Client papers
never leave the machine.

Merge a bundle, split a disclosure pack, number exhibits, stamp WITHOUT PREJUDICE, turn a judgment into Word. Sixteen tools that run inside the browser tab — no client document is ever uploaded to a server.

Start 7 days free →Then £1 a week for the whole firm · no card to start
  • 16 tools
  • No uploads
  • No per-seat licence
  • Up to 100 MB a file

PDF tools

Arrange, clean up and finish a document.
Merge PDFCombine several PDFs into one, in the order you choose. → Split PDFBreak a PDF into single pages, groups, or just the pages you need. → Compress PDFCut the file size by re-encoding pages or repacking the file. → Rotate PDFTurn whole pages a quarter turn, or just the ones lying sideways. → WatermarkStamp text across every page at your size, angle and opacity. → Page numbersNumber the pages in the corner you prefer, in your own format. →

Convert

Move between PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and images.
PDF to JPGExport every page as a JPG or PNG, up to 300 DPI. → PDF to WordLift the text out of a PDF into an editable .docx. → PDF to textGet the raw text of a PDF as a plain .txt file. → PDF to PowerPointTurn each page into a slide in a .pptx deck. → Images to PDFCombine photos and scans into one tidy PDF. → Images to WordDrop pictures into a .docx, one after another. → Word to PDFTurn a .docx into a PDF, keeping headings, lists and images. → Excel to PDFLay a spreadsheet out as a ruled table, one section per sheet. →

Images

Resize, re-encode and tidy up pictures.
Image converterConvert between JPG, PNG and WebP in one pass. → Compress imagesShrink photos and screenshots without changing their size. →

Nothing to add to your processor list

Because files never leave the browser, there is no third-party processor for these conversions, and no retention period to check. The client’s papers go from their download folder back to yours.

One price for the firm

£1 a week covers everyone — each person signs in with their own email. No seats, no minimum term, no annual invoice to argue about at partner level.

Clear about the limits

Scans have no text layer, so text conversions refuse rather than return an empty file. Complex Word layouts are simplified. A tool that stops is cheaper than one that quietly mangles a bundle.

Guides

How each job is done, and what the tool will not do.

A PDF toolkit for small law firmsA browser PDF toolkit for small law firms: merge bundles, split disclosure packs, number exhibits, convert to Word — without uploading client papers→ Merge PDFs without uploading themCombine several PDFs into one document without sending them to a server→ PDF to Word, on your own machineConvert a text-based PDF into an editable → Split a PDF by page rangeSeparate a long PDF into documents by page range, by fixed chunk size, or one file per page→ Stamp WITHOUT PREJUDICE across a PDFStamp WITHOUT PREJUDICE, DRAFT or CONFIDENTIAL across every page of a PDF at your chosen size, angle and opacity→ Paginating a court bundleAdd continuous page numbers to a court bundle without uploading it→

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£1 a week, for the whole firm

A full week free first — every tool, no limits, no card. After that, one weekly payment covers the practice.

£1/ week
  • ✓All 16 tools, unlimited conversions
  • ✓Whole firm, no per-seat licensing
  • ✓Files up to 100 MB, no watermarks, no adverts
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Questions firms ask

Do client files really stay on our machines?

Yes. The PDF is read from disk by your browser and converted in the tab. You can prove it: load a tool, then disconnect from the network before converting — it still works. No request carries the file.

Is there a per-user licence?

No. One subscription covers the firm at £1 a week; everyone signs in with their own email address. For comparison, a single Acrobat Pro seat is roughly £23 a month.

What does the service record about our documents?

Nothing about the documents themselves. The account record holds an email address, whether the plan is active, and a daily count of tasks started. File names, page counts and contents are never sent, so they cannot be recorded.

Does it handle scanned documents?

Merging, splitting, rotating, compressing and watermarking work on scans. Converting a scan to Word or text does not — there is no text layer to read, and the tool says so instead of returning an empty document.

Who pays, and can we stop?

Whoever sets up the account pays £1 a week by card. Cancelling any time stops the next payment; access continues to the end of the week already paid for. The first week is free.