PDF2Go processes PDFs in the cloud: its own page says your files are encrypted at rest while stored on its servers and deleted within 24 hours after processing. A browser-based PDF toolkit does the common jobs on your own device, so the file is never uploaded or stored anywhere.
Free online PDF compressor. Re-save a PDF to trim its file size in your browser and see the before and after numbers. Private, nothing uploaded.
Open Compress PDF → Free toolFree online PDF merger. Combine several PDF files into one document, drag the files to reorder them, then download the merged PDF. Nothing uploaded.
Open Merge PDF → Free toolFree online PDF rotator. Turn every page or selected pages of a PDF by 90, 180 or 270 degrees and download the fixed file. Private, nothing uploaded.
Open Rotate PDF →PDF2Go is a capable online PDF suite, and its own copy states that your files are encrypted at rest while stored on its servers and automatically deleted within 24 hours after processing. Encryption and deletion are good practices, but the document still lives briefly on external infrastructure. Client-side tools compress, merge and rotate PDFs inside the page in your browser, so there is no upload, no server copy and nothing waiting to be deleted.
The local option is the safer default whenever the file is confidential, because the simplest privacy guarantee is that the document never leaves your machine at all. PDF2Go bundles more advanced features, but for the everyday tasks of compressing, merging and rotating, the free browser tools cover them with no account, no watermark and no storage.
No. Compressing, merging and rotating all run in your browser, so the PDF is never uploaded or stored.
Compress, merge and rotate, plus related page-level jobs like splitting, reordering and deleting pages.
No. Every tool runs in the browser with no download, account or watermark.