shrink.run
Private file tools that never upload your files
What it does
25 free PDF and image tools that run inside your browser. Compress, convert, merge, split and sign files without sending them to a processing server, creating an account or adding a watermark. The privacy claim is narrow and testable: the site uses normal network requests, but the file you select is not uploaded for processing.
Compress images, convert HEIC to JPG, merge and split PDFs — right in your browser. Your files never leave your device.
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