💻 Remote workers & small teams
Distributed work removes the office printer, the scanner and the person down the hall who knew how to fix the file. What remains is a laptop, a phone and an email attachment limit. These workflows cover signing, collecting, sharing and securing documents when everything has to happen in a browser.
A supplier agreement arrives and needs a signature within the hour.
Fill the fields and apply a signature in the browser — no printing, scanning or third-party account.
Password-protect the executed copy before returning it if it contains commercial terms.
Shrink the signed file if the counterparty's mail server is strict.
Twenty contractors need to return the same onboarding details.
Build a fillable PDF from scratch with drag-and-drop fields, so every response comes back in the same shape.
Fill and flatten returned forms so the values are locked into the page.
Combine the returned forms into a single reviewable pack.
A signed delivery note exists only on paper and needs to be in the shared drive.
Capture pages with the phone camera, reorder them, and export a clean multi-page PDF.
Add a text layer so the document is findable by search later.
Bring the scan down to a sensible size for the shared drive.
A proposal assembled from several sources has to look like one document.
Combine the sections and reorder them by thumbnail.
Apply a draft or confidential stamp while it is still under review.
Add consistent numbering so the contents page and the call agenda agree.
Every tool referenced above, in one place.
Fill and apply digital signatures.
🧱Build fillable PDFs from scratch with drag-and-drop fields.
📋Create and fill interactive forms.
🖨️Scan paper documents with your phone camera.
🗜️Reduce file size.
📎Combine multiple files into one.
💧Apply text or image stamps.
🔒Add encryption and passwords.
🌐Convert web pages.
🧾Create professional invoices and download as PDF.
An unflattened form can be edited by anyone who opens it. Flattening writes the values into the page so the returned copy is a record rather than a draft.
Run compression after merging, watermarking and numbering. Compressing an intermediate file and then editing it again stacks quality loss for no benefit.
If compression can't get a deliverable under the limit without visible damage, split it into a main document plus appendices and send the appendices separately.
No. Signing runs in your browser and is free to use — the document is never uploaded to sign it.
Yes. The site is mobile-first, and Scan to PDF is built specifically for capturing documents with a phone camera.
Compress first at the screen-reading preset. If that isn't enough, extract the pages that actually matter — the smallest file is the one without the pages nobody needed.
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