No limits to hit
No three-a-day cap, no watermark on the way out, no pass to buy on the fourth file. The cost of running a tool is your own laptop, for a second or two, so there is nothing to meter.
No upload · No account · No limits
51 tools for working with PDFs, all of them running inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded. Nothing is stored. Close the tab and it is gone.
Turn to what you need
Split
Break one document into several
Stamp
Put something on every page
The difference
Every other free PDF site uploads your file to a server, works on it there, and sends it back. That file was a tax form. A contract. An ID scan.
Kagaz does the work in the tab you already have open.
Tools
Change which pages exist, and how they sit on the sheet
Break one document into several
Move between PDFs and images
Make the file smaller, cleaner or fixed
Put something on every page
Side by side
| What | The usual free PDF site | Kagaz |
|---|---|---|
| Files per day | 3 tasks an hour | No limit |
| Watermark on output | On free plans | Never |
| Account needed | For most tools | None |
| Your file goes to | Their server | Nowhere |
| Works offline | No | Yes, once loaded |
Not a dig at them — a server costs money, so a free tier has to end somewhere. Kagaz has no server, so there is nothing to meter.
Why it is free
No three-a-day cap, no watermark on the way out, no pass to buy on the fourth file. The cost of running a tool is your own laptop, for a second or two, so there is nothing to meter.
The counter pinned to the bottom of the screen reports two things live: how many bytes have left this page, and how many requests went to any other site. Both stay at zero. It is a measurement, not a promise — open your browser's network tab and compare.
Load a tool, turn off your Wi‑Fi, and use it anyway. Everything it needs arrived with the page. That is the same reason your file has nowhere to go.