Build a reusable sequence from nine OléPDF transformations, save it only in this browser, export the settings as JSON, and run it on one PDF or a private batch. Every step executes locally and presets never contain document data. Free includes one PDF per day; the 7-Day Pass and Pro are unlimited.
100% private: everything runs on your computer, your files never leave your device.
PDF Workflows lets you chain several OléPDF operations into one ordered sequence, save it, and apply it to a document or a batch whenever you need it. Instead of opening four tools in turn every Monday, you build the sequence once and run it.
Everything runs on your computer, step after step, in the order you set. A document goes in, each step transforms it, and what comes out is the result of the whole chain. Nothing is uploaded at any point, and no step reaches out to a server.
The workflows you save live in this browser and nowhere else. There is no account and no sync, which is the trade-off: they are private to this machine, and they disappear if you clear the browser's storage. That is what the export button is for.
There are nine kinds of step, and a workflow can hold up to twelve of them, so a step can appear more than once. They are all local operations that already exist as tools of their own.
Every step executes inside your browser tab, on your device, one after another. The document is never uploaded, no intermediate result is sent anywhere, and the workflow itself is stored in this browser's own storage rather than on a server.
That is the difference from an automation service. There is no queue, no worker and no copy of your document sitting somewhere waiting to be processed, because the processing happens where the document already is.
The free plan includes one workflow run per day. The 7-Day Pass and Pro remove that limit and allow running a workflow over several documents at once.
In this browser, on this device. There is no account and nothing is stored on a server, so they are private to the machine you are on and they go away if you clear the browser's storage. Export the ones you care about.
Yes. Export it as a file and let them import it. The file describes the steps and their settings, and contains no documents.
Up to twelve, drawn from the nine kinds of step available. The same kind can appear more than once, so a chain can rotate, compress and then compress again if that is what you need.
No. Every step runs in your browser, one after another, and neither the original nor any intermediate result leaves your device.
Each document goes through the whole chain independently and comes back as its own result, so one failure does not take the rest of the batch with it.