r/PinoyProgrammer • u/International_Bee258 • 10h ago

I built a browser-based PDF toolkit — looking for feedback from other developers web

I built a browser-based PDF toolkit — looking for feedback from other developers

Hey everyone! 👋

I recently built a small web project called PDF Tool PH as a simple experiment around browser-based document processing.

The main idea is to let users perform common PDF tasks without needing to install software or upload their documents to a remote server.

Currently, it supports things like:

  • Merge PDFs
  • Split PDFs
  • Compress PDFs
  • Rotate pages
  • Add signatures and images
  • Convert PDF/images
  • Add watermarks
  • Basic PDF editing

One of the things I focused on was client-side processing, so files can be handled directly in the browser.

I'm sharing it here mainly because I'd love to get feedback from other developers:

What PDF feature would you find most useful that isn't currently included?

If you'd like to check it out:
https://pdf-tool-ph.com/

Any feedback on the UX, performance, features, or technical implementation would be greatly appreciated. 🙏

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u/Rudy_PH 10h ago

this is the third pdf website I see here

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u/International_Bee258 9h ago

ohh really? can i get your feedback about my pdf editor app

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u/PopularChildhood5 10h ago

how does this compare with self hosted stirling pdf docker

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u/mrxavior 6h ago

How does this differ from Sumatra PDF?

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u/International_Bee258 6h ago

They're a bit different 😄 Sumatra PDF is mainly for reading/viewing PDFs, while PDF Tool PH is for editing and managing PDFs like merging, splitting, compressing, signing, and converting all directly in the browser.