What we do not do
Everything on this site runs in your browser, and your files never leave your computer. A few jobs cannot be done that way, or cannot be done honestly at all. Here is what is missing and why, so you can go somewhere else without wasting an afternoon here first.
Fetching a web page from its address
Typing an address and getting a PDF back means a server somewhere visiting that page for you. There is no such server here, and a browser will not let one site quietly read another. So Webpage to PDF takes a page you have saved yourself instead: in Chrome or Edge, press Ctrl+S (Cmd+S on a Mac) and choose Webpage, Single File. If you want a picture of the page exactly as it looks, your browser already does that: Print, then Save as PDF.
Translating a document, or chatting with it
Both need a large language model, and a model good enough to trust is far too large to download into a browser tab. Sending your document to someone else's model would break the one promise this site makes. You can take the words out with PDF to Text and paste them into whatever tool you already trust.
Removing a password you do not have
Unlock PDF takes the password off a file when you type the password in. Without it, getting in is breaking into somebody else's document, and this site will not help with that.
A signature with a certificate behind it
Sign PDF draws your signature on the page, which is what almost everybody needs and what almost every form accepts. It is not a qualified electronic signature. That is a certificate issued by a certificate authority, which proves who signed and that nothing has changed since - it costs money, it needs an identity check, and no browser-only site can give you one. Sending a document to other people to sign by email needs accounts and a server, so that is not here either.
Compressing a PDF without any loss at all
Compress PDF does what can honestly be done in a browser. A tool that promises a large document made small with nothing lost is not describing anything real.
Anything that needs an account
There are no accounts, so there is no cloud storage, no sharing links, no team folders and no history of what you worked on. There is nothing to log in to and nothing of yours to lose in somebody else's breach.
If you need one of these
Say which and it will be considered properly: hello@docsfixer.com. Tools get added when they can be done well in a browser, and not otherwise.