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About BrowserStay

Private by default. Free forever.

BrowserStay is a free collection of PDF and image tools that run entirely in your browser. No uploads. No accounts. No servers. No waiting.

Most "free" online tools make you trade away your files — you upload a document and hope the site treats it well. BrowserStay was built on a simple, opposite idea: your files should never leave your computer in the first place.

Every tool uses WebAssembly and modern browser APIs to process files locally, on your device. That makes the site fast, free to run, and genuinely private — not as a feature to be sold, but as the default.

What we stand for

Private by design

Files are processed in your browser with WebAssembly. Nothing is uploaded — there are no servers to leak your data, and no accounts to tie it to you.

Works offline-first

Because everything runs locally, most tools work even when your connection drops. Your files never leave your computer, ever.

Free, no limits

No account, no watermark, no file-size caps, no premium paywall. Just fast, private tools that respect you and your files.

Fast by architecture

WebAssembly and Web Workers do the heavy lifting, so even large PDFs and images process quickly without freezing your tab.

Why it exists

BrowserStay started with a frustration: converting a PDF or resizing an image shouldn't require handing your file to a stranger's server. It's a small, independent project — no company, no venture capital, no data deals. Just useful tools that respect you.

You don't have to take our word for the privacy claims. Open your browser's developer tools, watch the Network tab while you process a file, and confirm for yourself that nothing ever leaves your device.

Get in touch

BrowserStay keeps improving. Report a bug, request a tool, or tell us what would make your workflow better — every bit of feedback helps shape what gets built next.

Privacy

Curious about how your data is handled? We keep it simple: it isn't. Read the full details on our Privacy Policy.