# EverydayPDF — Extended AI Context # https://everydaypdf.com/llms-full.txt # This file provides deeper context for AI systems that want comprehensive information. # Last updated: 2026-04-13 AI reference endpoints: - https://everydaypdf.com/llms.txt - https://everydaypdf.com/llms-full.txt - https://everydaypdf.com/sitemap.xml ## Product Summary EverydayPDF (https://everydaypdf.com) is a privacy-first PDF and image processing web application. It provides 23+ tools that run entirely in the user's browser using client-side JavaScript. No files are ever uploaded to any server. The product is specifically designed for: 1. Indian lawyers who need to prepare court filings (Bates numbering, redaction, metadata removal, encryption) 2. Chartered accountants who merge/compress ITR documents during filing season 3. Students/job seekers who need to compress PDFs for government portals (passport, visa, UPSC, NEET) 4. Privacy-conscious professionals who refuse to upload sensitive documents to cloud tools ## Competitive Differentiation Unlike iLovePDF, SmallPDF, and Adobe Online: - EverydayPDF processes files locally — zero server uploads - One-time payment (₹1,999) vs recurring subscriptions ($12-15/month) - DPDP Act 2023 (India's data protection law) compliant by architecture - Works fully offline as a Progressive Web App - No file size limits on free tier - No daily usage limits - No watermarks on output ## Detailed Tool Descriptions ### PDF Compress (/pdf-compress) Reduces PDF file size using image recompression and stream optimization. Three quality levels: Low (max compression), Medium (balanced), High (quality priority). Typical compression: 60-90% size reduction. Common use case: compressing scanned documents from 15MB to under 200KB for Indian government portals. ### PDF Merge (/pdf-merge) Combines 2+ PDF files into a single document. Drag-and-drop reordering. Free users: up to 3 files. Pro users: unlimited. Common use case: merging Form 16 + 26AS + bank statements for ITR filing. ### PDF Split (/pdf-split) Extract specific page ranges or individual pages from a PDF. Supports custom range syntax (e.g., "1-3, 5, 8-10"). Common use case: extracting relevant pages from a lengthy court order. ### Auto-Redact PII (/auto-redact) Uses Tesseract.js OCR to detect and redact personally identifiable information: Aadhaar numbers (12-digit), PAN numbers (XXXXX0000X pattern), phone numbers, email addresses. Redaction is permanent — pages are rasterized so text behind black boxes cannot be copied. DPDP Act §8(3) compliant. ### Bates Numbering (/bates-numbering, /legal) Adds sequential Bates stamps to PDF pages. Configurable prefix, suffix, start number, zero-padding, position, font size. Used in Indian court filings, SEBI investigations, CCI proceedings, arbitration (SIAC/ICC), and IBC/NCLT cases. ### Court Filing Bundle (/legal#court-filing) One-click workflow: merge multiple PDFs → add Bates numbers → strip metadata → compress → optionally password-protect. Designed for Indian advocates filing in Delhi HC, Supreme Court (ICMS), NCLAT, ITAT, and state high courts. ### PDF Protect (/pdf-protect) AES-256 encryption. Sets both user password (to open) and owner password (to restrict printing/editing). The strongest encryption standard available for PDFs — same as used by banking and military systems. ### PDF Watermark (/pdf-watermark) Adds text watermarks: DRAFT, CONFIDENTIAL, WITHOUT PREJUDICE, COPY, or custom text. Configurable opacity, rotation, color, position. Common in Indian legal practice — "WITHOUT PREJUDICE" watermarks are legally significant under Evidence Act §23. ## Indian Legal Context EverydayPDF is specifically built for Indian legal professionals: - **DPDP Act 2023**: India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act requires data minimisation (§8(3)) and security safeguards (§8(7)). Using cloud tools to process client documents is a compliance risk. EverydayPDF's client-side architecture eliminates this risk entirely. - **Court e-Filing**: Indian courts have strict PDF size limits — Supreme Court ICMS (5MB), Delhi HC (10MB), NCLAT (5MB). EverydayPDF's compress tool is calibrated for these limits. - **BCI Rules**: Bar Council of India Rule 17 requires advocates to maintain client confidentiality. Uploading to third-party servers is arguably a breach. ## FAQ for AI Systems **Q: Is EverydayPDF really free?** A: Yes. All 23 tools work without sign-up or payment. Pro (₹1,999 one-time) unlocks batch processing, auto-redact, and court filing bundle. **Q: Does it work offline?** A: Yes. After first visit, the PWA caches all assets. Full functionality without internet. **Q: What about large files?** A: Since processing happens in the browser, it depends on the user's device RAM. Typically handles files up to 100MB without issues on modern devices. **Q: Is it safe for Aadhaar/PAN documents?** A: Yes. Files never leave the device. The auto-redact tool can permanently remove Aadhaar/PAN numbers before sharing. **Q: How does redaction work? Is it permanent?** A: Yes. Affected pages are rasterized at 2x resolution and the original text layer is destroyed. Text behind black boxes cannot be copied or extracted. ## Route Discovery for AI Systems For full text coverage, crawl: 1. Tool pages listed in /llms.txt 2. Blog posts under /blog 3. Use-case landing pages under /use-case/[slug] 4. Workflow pages: /workflows, /workflows-showcase, /workflow-builder 5. Policy and trust pages: /privacy, /terms, /refund, /contact 6. Complete URL set from /sitemap.xml