PageYak

About PageYak

PageYak is a small, independent set of free tools for PDFs, files, Nepali text and SEO, built in Kathmandu, Nepal.

Why it exists

Most free tool sites upload your files, cap how much you can do, and surround the tool with ads. PageYak does the work on your own device instead. That costs almost nothing to run, so the tools can stay free without limits, ads or accounts.

How the tools work

Each tool is a web page whose code runs in your browser. When you choose a file, your browser reads it from your device and the tool does the work in the same tab. PageYak's server sends the page and its code, and never receives your files. The one exception is AI Humanizer, which rewrites your text on our server and does not save it. How it works shows what runs where and how to check it yourself.

What you can do here

There are 36 free tools in 6 groups:

  • PDF tools (13): Merge, split, rotate and convert PDF files. Everything runs on your device.
  • Converters (6): Images, subtitles and data files, converted in your browser.
  • Nepali tools (5): Preeti, Unicode and date tools for Nepali.
  • SEO and developer tools (7): Generators and checkers for people who build websites.
  • Business tools (4): Invoices, quotations and estimates, made in your browser.
  • AI tools (1): Write and rewrite text with AI. Your text is never saved.

What we promise

  • No uploads for any tool that can run on your device.
  • No ads or popups around your files.
  • No account needed for any tool.
  • Honest limits, written on every tool page.

Made for Nepali users too

Alongside everyday PDF and file tools, PageYak builds tools that global sites ignore, such as converting Preeti text to Unicode and Nepali dates between BS and AD.

Built with open-source software

The PDF and photo tools run on open-source libraries that work inside your browser: pdf-lib (MIT License), Mozilla's PDF.js (Apache License 2.0), qpdf (Apache License 2.0), libheif through libheif-js (GNU LGPL 3.0) for iPhone HEIC photos, and HarfBuzz through harfbuzzjs (MIT License) with the Mukta font (SIL Open Font License) for Nepali text in invoices. Thank you to their authors.

Contact

Questions, problems with a tool or ideas for new ones: [email protected].

Last updated 27 September 2026.