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✅ Image to PDF Convert multiple image files into a single PDF. Supports formats: JPG, JPEG, PNG, BMP, TIFF. ✅ PDF Merger Merge multiple PDF files into one. Reorder PDF files before merging. ✅ PDF Splitter Split PDF files by range or into individual pages. ✅ Page Remover Remove specific pages from a PDF. ✅ Fill & Sign Add text and signature to a PDF. Preview the PDF and adjust signature position.
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PII-Blackout
100% offline, AI-powered PDF redaction
PII Blackout — 100% Offline, Automated PDF & Image Redaction Protecting sensitive data shouldn't mean risking your privacy by uploading files to online tools. PII Blackout is a powerful, local-first desktop application that automates the tedious process of finding and masking Personally Identifiable Information (PII) with military-grade security. Key Features: Smart Auto-Detection & Redaction Manually searching for emails, phone numbers, tax IDs, and names is a thing of the past. ... -
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pdf combiner merger converter splitter
PDF Combiner is a user-friendly, GUI-based tool built in
PDF Combiner is a user-friendly open source free to use, GUI-based tool for combining, pdf to excel, pdf to word, image to pdf, zip, unzip annotate and splitting PDF files. It is easy to use, supports multiple file insert and delete and process, and allows you to adjust the order of files before combining.
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