Convert documents without handing them over
JPG to PDF, PDF to Word, Word to PDF, Excel to PDF and 20 more tools. Your files are converted by your own browser, so a payslip, passport scan or contract never sits on someone else’s server.
Image to PDFJPG to PDFPDF to WordWord to PDFPDF to JPGMerge PDFCompress PDF
PDF, Word, Excel, CSV, JPG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF, WebP, TXT
Every tool
To PDF
- Image to PDFAny picture format in, one PDF out: phone photos, screenshots, scans and downloaded images, assembled on your device
- TIFF to PDFScanners, fax software and archives love TIFF
- JPG to PDFCombine photos, scans and screenshots into one tidy PDF
- PNG to PDFScreenshots and diagrams stay pixel-sharp: PNGs are stored losslessly in the PDF, with transparency kept
- HEIC to PDFiPhones save photos as HEIC, which many forms and portals refuse
- WebP to PDFImages saved from websites are often WebP
- Word to PDFMake a PDF from a Word document without Word and without sending a contract or CV to someone else’s server
- Excel to PDFTurn a spreadsheet into printable pages without columns spilling onto page 7
- CSV to PDFExports from banks, shops and databases arrive as CSV
- TXT to PDFNotes, logs, Markdown and code into a clean PDF, with long lines wrapped instead of cut off
From PDF
- PDF to WordGet the words out of a PDF and into a Word document you can edit, with paragraphs re-joined and headings recognised
- PDF to JPGTurn PDF pages into JPG images for slides, social posts or forms that only accept pictures
- PDF to PNGLossless page images: text and lines stay crisp with no JPEG artefacts
- PDF to ExcelGet statement lines, invoice items and report tables into rows and columns you can sort and sum
- PDF to TextJust the words, in reading order, ready to copy, search or paste somewhere else
Edit PDF
- Merge PDFPut a contract, its annexes and the signed page into one file, in the right order
- Split PDFPull out the pages you need, or cut a long PDF into several smaller ones
- Compress PDFGet under the 10 MB email limit or a portal’s 2 MB cap, and see the exact size before you download
- Rotate PDFFix the sideways scan once, so it opens the right way up for everyone
- Delete pagesDrop the blank back sides of a duplex scan, or the page with details you do not want to share
- Reorder pagesPut pages that were scanned out of order back where they belong
What “no upload” actually means here
Most online converters send your file to their servers, convert it there and send it back. Docrift ships the converters to you instead: when a page loads, your browser downloads open-source libraries such as pdf.js (Mozilla’s PDF engine), pdf-lib, mammoth for Word files and SheetJS for spreadsheets. Conversion then happens in memory on your phone or computer.
You can check it yourself: load a tool, turn on airplane mode, and convert a file. It still works.
Two tools are different, and they say so on the page. OCR PDF sends page images, and the PDF summarizer sends extracted text, to an AI model, only after you press their button. Nothing is stored. The privacy page spells out the details.
Which conversions are exact, and which are rebuilt
Images to PDF, merging, splitting, rotating and deleting pages are exact: pages and pictures are copied as they are. PDF to image is exact at the resolution you choose.
PDF to Word and PDF to Excel are reconstructions. A PDF records where each piece of text sits, not which lines make a paragraph or a table cell, so every converter has to infer that structure. Word and Excel to PDF are re-laid out with a clean standard font rather than printed by Microsoft Office. How conversion works shows the difference with a page you can resize yourself.