Image Compressor & Resizer
Compress, resize, crop and convert JPG, PNG, WEBP, AVIF & HEIC images directly in your browser.
Convert images into professional PDFs with orientation, page size, margins, and sorting. Open an existing PDF to reorder pages, delete or add pages, place images, edit detected text, deep compress size, or use 30+ client-side document tools.
Organize, optimize, convert, edit, sign, redact and analyze PDFs without leaving the studio. Primary processing stays in the browser.
Reduce PDF file size using page raster optimization and JPEG recompression without quality loss or server uploads.
Choose a PDF or drag it here. Best results are achieved with scanned, image-heavy, presentation and photo PDFs.
The complete original PDF Maker is preserved here. Upload image pages, choose the exact book/page preset, preview every page and create one combined PDF.
Perform quick PDF transformations directly in your browser.
Each tool has one clear card, one clear purpose, and its own dedicated workspace. Process everything inside your browser with zero server uploads.
Compress, resize, crop and convert JPG, PNG, WEBP, AVIF & HEIC images directly in your browser.
Make, organize, edit, deep compress & run OCR on PDF documents with 30+ client-side tools.
Compile photo books, catalogs and documents from multiple image files with custom aspect ratios.
Turn still photos into animated GIF and WebP sequences with custom crossfades and timing.
Compress heavy MP4, WebM & MOV video clips up to 2GB on-device with custom target limits.
Convert images to PDF, organize pages, edit PDF files, merge documents, split page ranges, compress file sizes and run client-side OCR directly in your browser. DigiStash PDF Studio Pro provides a complete private suite of document utilities with zero server uploads, no sign-up required, and instantaneous local processing.
Yes. All PDF editing, organizing, conversion, compression, and OCR features are 100% free with no account or subscription required.
No. All processing runs locally inside your browser memory (RAM) via PDF-lib, PDF.js, and WebAssembly engines for complete data privacy.
Yes. You can combine multiple PDFs into one document, split files into single pages or ranges, and rearrange pages using simple drag-and-drop controls.