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No. weFixPDF is 100% free without any account. Simply visit the tool page, upload your file, and download your result. No email, no password, no sign-up.

Yes — completely free with no hidden limits, no daily task caps, and no paid tier. All tools are permanently free.

weFixPDF works with Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and any modern browser on desktop and mobile.

Yes. The interface is optimized for touchscreens. You can upload, process, and download files on any mobile device.

PDF, JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, DOCX, and DOC. Different tools support different formats — see each tool page for specifics.

Go to the Compress PDF tool, upload your PDF, select your compression level, and download the result. Most PDFs are reduced by 50–80%.

You can merge up to 20 PDF files at once. For larger batches, run multiple merge operations.

No. PDF merging is a lossless operation — your content, fonts, images, and formatting are preserved exactly.

Yes. After uploading your files, drag and drop them into the correct order before clicking Merge.

Go to Split PDF, upload your file, select the page range or 'Extract all pages', and download the result.

Yes. The PDF to Word tool converts PDF to editable .docx format. Text, headings, and basic formatting are preserved.

Yes. Use the Protect PDF tool to add password encryption to any PDF online.

Use the Unlock PDF tool. You need to know the current password to remove it — weFixPDF does not bypass security on PDFs you don't own.

Go to Compress Image, upload your JPG, PNG, or WebP image, and download the smaller version. Quality is preserved at 80–85% by default.

Use the HEIC to JPG converter. Upload your HEIC file and download the JPG. Batch conversion is supported for multiple photos.

Yes. The PNG to WebP tool converts your PNG image to the more efficient WebP format, typically reducing file size by 25–35%.

PNG images compressed losslessly retain transparency. Avoid converting PNG with transparency to JPG — JPG does not support transparent backgrounds.

Use the Image to PDF tool. Upload one or more images (JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC) and they are combined into a single PDF.

No. Files are processed in memory and permanently deleted immediately after you download your result. There is no server-side storage.

Yes. All transfers use TLS encryption. Files are never stored, logged, or accessed by our team. They are deleted the moment you download.

No. Processing is fully automated. No human ever accesses your uploaded files.

We collect anonymous analytics via Google Analytics 4 and use third-party advertising cookies through Google AdSense. These are only enabled if you provide explicit consent via our cookie banner. We never collect file content or personally identifiable information.

Yes. The zero-storage, zero-retention architecture makes weFixPDF appropriate for sensitive documents. We process files in-memory and delete them immediately.

Yes. We do not store personal data or file contents. Non-essential cookies (Analytics and Advertising) are blocked by default and only load after you click 'Accept' on our consent banner.

Files up to 100MB are supported. Very large scanned PDFs may need to be split before compression for best results.

Most files process in under 3 seconds. Large PDFs (30–50MB) may take 10–15 seconds depending on your connection speed.

PDFs heavy with high-resolution embedded photos can resist compression. Try splitting the document and compressing each section separately.

You need to unlock the PDF first using the Unlock PDF tool before compression can access the content.

Typical compression reduces PDF size by 50–80%. A 20MB scanned PDF routinely compresses to under 3MB without visible quality loss.

Check your browser's pop-up blocker — it may be blocking the download. Try right-clicking the download button and selecting 'Save link as'.

PDF is a fixed-layout format that looks identical on every device. DOCX is an editable format that may reflow depending on the reader's software. Use PDF for sharing final documents, DOCX for editing.

Use JPG for photographs and complex images. Use PNG for logos, screenshots, and images requiring transparency or sharp crisp edges.

WebP is Google's modern image format. It delivers 25–35% smaller files than JPG at equivalent quality. All major browsers support it. Use WebP for web images.

HEIC (High Efficiency Image Container) is Apple's iPhone camera format. It produces smaller files than JPG but is not universally supported. Convert to JPG for broad compatibility.

For screen viewing: 72–150 DPI. For printing: 300 DPI. For court filings and documents: 150–200 DPI is a good balance of readability and file size.