One file or hundreds
Most tools work on a folder. Free tier has no batch limit. Burn through a backlog in minutes.
Free PDF sites cap you at two tasks an hour or queue you. Morph runs twenty-seven PDF tools — merge, split, rotate, compress, redact, sign, fill forms, extract pages, watermark, OCR — all in your browser tab via pdf-lib and pdfjs. The PDFs stay where they were. The edits save locally. Free for everything that runs on your device; AI is paid in credits.
Merge, split, compress, rotate, watermark, redact, sign, fill forms, extract pages, OCR, password-protect — all bundled.
pdf-lib and pdfjs running via WebAssembly in your tab. The PDF never leaves your device. Nothing logged.
Most tools work on a folder. Free tier has no batch limit. Burn through a backlog in minutes.
Tax returns, medical records, signed contracts — they don't belong on someone else's server.
The work itself is mechanical — merge two files, rotate a scan, sign a form. Morph bundles twenty-seven of those tools into one tab, all running locally via pdf-lib and pdfjs. Sensitive documents — tax returns, medical records, contracts — stay on your machine.
The freemium sites cap the free tier hourly.
Merge, split, compress, rotate, watermark, redact, sign, fill forms, extract pages, OCR, password-protect, encrypt — twenty-seven total.
Yes. The text is removed from the PDF stream, not just visually covered. Searchable redaction, audit-clean.
Yes. Drop a signature image or draw with your trackpad. The signature embeds as a real PDF annotation.
Everything runs in your browser via WebAssembly. The PDF never leaves your device. Nothing logged, nothing stored.
Yes. Everything that runs on your device is free with no cap. AI and server work is paid in credits, about a cent each.