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Enchaînez plusieurs outils en une seule exécution — rotation, filigrane, numérotation, compression et protection dans l’ordre choisi, puis téléchargez le résultat.

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Preparing a document for publication is rarely one operation. A report to be put on a website usually needs rotating, numbering, watermarking, compressing and protecting — five tools, five uploads, five downloads, and five chances to lose track of which file is the current one. This tool takes the steps you pick, puts them in the order you choose, and runs them over a single document in one pass.

The order is yours to set and it matters. Numbering before compressing means the numbers get compressed with everything else; protecting before anything else means every later step is working against an encrypted file. Move the steps up and down until the sequence reads the way you would do it by hand. Once a sequence works, the recipe can be shared as a link — the steps travel, the document never does.

How it works

  1. Drop in a PDF, or start from one of the ready-made recipes.
  2. Add the tools you need — each becomes a step in the list.
  3. Drag the steps into the order they should run.
  4. Run the workflow and download the finished file.

What people use it for

  • Preparing every monthly report the same way: number, watermark, compress, protect.
  • Handing colleagues a recipe link so a batch of documents is processed identically by everyone.
  • Doing in one run what would otherwise be five separate trips through five tools.

Frequently asked questions

Is my file uploaded to a server?
No. The file is opened by JavaScript and WebAssembly running inside your own browser tab. It is never uploaded, there is no server-side processing and nothing is stored — closing the tab discards everything.
What does sharing a recipe actually share?
The list of steps and their settings, encoded in the link. Your document is not part of it and is never sent anywhere. Whoever opens the link gets the same sequence and supplies their own file.
A step failed and the whole run stopped. Why?
The steps are a chain, so each one works on the previous one's output — if one cannot run, there is nothing valid to hand to the next. The usual cause is a step that needs something the document does not have, or an order that makes no sense, such as compressing after protecting. Remove the step, or move it earlier.
Does the order really change the result?
Yes, quite often. Watermark then compress gives a compressed watermark; compress then watermark gives a crisp one over a compressed page. Protect belongs last, because an encrypted file is not something the other steps can work on.
Can I run a workflow over several PDFs at once?
A run processes one document. For a batch, run the same recipe on each file — the shared link means the settings are identical every time, which is the part that is hard to reproduce by hand.