My recipes
Save a sequence of steps, with the options for each one, and repeat it on other files. Recipes are kept only in this browser.
Processed on your deviceNothing is uploaded to servers
Your recipes
You have no recipes yet. Use a tool and, on the result, choose “Save as recipe”. You can also start with one of the example recipes.
Recipes are stored only in this browser (no files, no passwords). Nothing is uploaded.
Example recipes
To get you started. If you don’t need them, you can hide them.
Merge + number + compress
Takes PDFs
- Merge PDF
- Add page numbers
- Compress PDF
Merges several PDFs into one, numbers the pages (“1 of 10”) and compresses the result.
Photos → compact PDF
Takes images (JPG, PNG or WebP)
- Compress image
- Images to PDF
Shrinks the photos (up to 1920 px) and puts them in an A4 PDF, light enough to email.
Images for the web
Takes images (JPG, PNG or WebP)
- Resize image
- Convert image
- Compress image
Resizes to 1600 px wide, converts to WebP and compresses.
How it works
Save the steps
Use a tool (or several, with “Continue with…”) and, on the result, choose “Save as recipe”.
Choose the files
Here, open the recipe and choose the files. With several, you can handle them together or one by one.
Download the result
The steps run one after another on your device, and at the end you download the result.
Frequently asked questions
Where are recipes stored?
Only in this browser, in the browser’s own local storage. There is no account and no server: if you clear the site’s data or use another browser, the recipes won’t be there. To take them elsewhere, use “Export”.
Do recipes store my files?
No. A recipe only stores the tools and the options you chose (for example, “Compress, recommended level”). Files and passwords are never stored.
Can I use a recipe offline?
Yes. Once the page has loaded, recipes run on your device, even if the connection drops part way.
What happens if a file fails?
With “One by one”, the others carry on and at the end you see which failed, at which step and why. With “All together”, the recipe stops and tells you at which step.
Can I share a recipe?
Yes: “Export” creates a .json file with the steps. In another browser, “Import” reads it. Files with unknown content are rejected for safety.