A small toolbox, built one way on purpose.
Last updated August 2026
Tvnewslaunch.click started from a narrow annoyance: needing to merge two PDFs for a job application, and not wanting to hand a document with a home address on it to an unfamiliar server just to staple two files together. Most free PDF sites work by uploading your file, processing it somewhere else, and sending back a result — which is a reasonable way to build a product, but it means a copy of your file exists, even briefly, on a machine you don't control.
So this site does the opposite. Every tool here — merging, splitting, compressing, and converting between PDFs and images — runs using JavaScript libraries (pdf-lib, pdf.js, and JSZip) that execute inside your own browser tab. Your file is read from your device's disk, processed in memory, and written back out as a download, without a network request carrying the document anywhere. You can check this yourself: open your browser's network inspector while using any tool here, and you won't see your file leave the page.
What that trade-off looks like in practice
Running everything locally means the tools are only as fast as the device you're using. A ten-page PDF will compress in a couple of seconds on almost anything. A five-hundred-page scanned document at the highest export resolution will take longer on a phone than on a laptop, because your hardware is doing the work a server farm would otherwise do. We think that's a fair trade for not asking you to trust us with the file in the first place.
Who's behind this
Tvnewslaunch.click is maintained as an independent, small-scale project rather than by a large company. It's supported by the display advertising you may see alongside the tools, which is what keeps the tools free and keeps us from needing to add accounts, file limits, or paid tiers.
What we'd still like to add
The tool list here is intentionally short right now — merge, split, compress, and image conversion cover the requests we hear most often. If there's a PDF task you keep needing and can't find here, the contact page is the place to say so; that feedback is genuinely what decides what gets built next.