A registrar's desk for your PDFs — fill in the blanks, sign on the line, shuffle the pages, stamp out the metadata. Free, no upload, no account.
🔒 Your document never leaves your browser — which matters most for exactly the documents this is for.
Drag anything to reposition. Double-click text to edit it. Everything stays editable until you save.
Reorder with the arrows, rotate ⟳, remove ✕ (click again to restore), tick pages to extract them into a new file. "Save PDF" applies everything.
What this file says about itself — author names and editing software often hide here:
Removes title, author, subject, keywords, creator, producer, and dates. Like Photo Cleaner, but for PDFs — note it cleans the metadata, not the visible content; for blacking out content use the Fill & sign tools or The Redactor on a screenshot.
Open the form, click where an answer goes, type. Click Signature, sign with your mouse, finger, or stylus, and place it on the line. Add checkmarks and dates the same way, drag anything into position, then save — the output is a normal flattened PDF ready to email back. Think about what's in the PDFs people sign — leases, tax forms, medical intake — and "we upload it to our servers to process it" stops sounding fine. This page has no server, and works offline if you save it.
The Pages tab shows every page as a card: reorder, rotate scanned-sideways pages, delete the blank ones, append another PDF to the end, or extract a page range into its own file. The Metadata tab strips the document's hidden self-description (author, creating software, dates) — the PDF companion to our Photo Cleaner.
Part of K-Engine Local Tools — free, privacy-respecting utilities that run on your device. Built on Mozilla's pdf.js and pdf-lib, both open source, both running locally. Sibling: Draft Desk for quick Word-document edits. MIT licensed, from the K-Engine workshop · download the source.