Compare PDFkind with other PDF tools
Side-by-side comparisons with iLovePDF, Smallpdf, Adobe Acrobat and other popular PDF tools: where your files go, free limits, text editing, OCR and price. Each page also says where the other tool is the better choice.
PDFkind vs iLovePDF
PDFkind is a free iLovePDF alternative that edits, merges, compresses and converts PDFs inside your browser, so files are never uploaded and there are no task limits. iLovePDF processes files on its servers and keeps some features, such as its desktop app and OCR for Office conversions, for Premium.
Read the comparisonPDFkind vs Smallpdf
PDFkind is a free Smallpdf alternative with no daily limit: you can edit existing text, run OCR and convert files for free, and everything happens in your browser. On Smallpdf, editing existing text and OCR need a Pro subscription and free use has a daily download limit.
Read the comparisonPDFkind vs Adobe Acrobat
PDFkind is a free Adobe Acrobat alternative for everyday PDF work: you can edit existing text, sign, fill forms and run OCR in your browser without an account. In Adobe Acrobat, editing existing text needs a paid plan from US$14.99 a month, and several free online tools ask you to sign in to download.
Read the comparisonPDFkind vs Sejda
PDFkind is a free Sejda alternative without hourly task or page caps, and it can make scanned PDFs editable. Sejda has an excellent free editor, but the online version uploads files, allows 3 tasks per hour and limits OCR to 10 pages on the free plan.
Read the comparisonPDFkind vs PDF24
PDFkind and PDF24 are both completely free with no watermarks. The main difference is where files go: PDF24 Tools uploads files to its servers in Germany and deletes them within an hour, while PDFkind processes everything in your browser. PDFkind also edits the existing text of a PDF.
Read the comparisonPDFkind vs PDF Candy
PDFkind and PDF Candy both offer many free PDF tools without watermarks. The difference is where files go: PDF Candy uploads files and keeps them for up to 2 hours, with page and hourly limits on the free plan, while PDFkind processes everything in your browser with no limits.
Read the comparisonPDFkind vs Xodo
PDFkind is a free Xodo alternative with no daily limit. Both process many tools in the browser, but on PDFkind every tool does, including OCR, compression and conversions. Xodo free allows 1 action and 1 download per day, and advanced editing needs a paid plan.
Read the comparisonPDFkind vs Soda PDF
PDFkind is a free Soda PDF alternative: you can edit a PDF, run OCR and download the result without paying. On Soda PDF online, editing and OCR are paid, saving or downloading an edited file needs a subscription, and most quick tools are limited to 2 files a day or 3 MB.
Read the comparisonPDFkind vs PDFescape
PDFkind is a free PDFescape alternative that edits the existing text of a PDF, runs OCR and has no 10 MB or 100-page limit. PDFescape is a long-standing online form filler, but editing existing text needs Premium or its desktop app, and free files are capped at 10 MB and 100 pages.
Read the comparisonPDFkind vs PDF2Go
PDFkind is a free PDF2Go alternative with no credits to count: every tool is free and runs in your browser. PDF2Go uploads files to servers in Europe and uses daily credits on the free plan, with more credits on paid plans.
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