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Edit, manage, and save documents in your preferred format
Convert documents with ease
Convert text documents (.docx), spreadsheets (.xlsx), images (.jpeg), and presentations (.pptx) into editable PDFs (.pdf) and vice versa.
Start with any popular format
You can upload documents in PDF, DOC/DOCX, RTF, JPEG, PNG, and TXT formats and start editing them immediately or convert them to other formats.
Store converted documents anywhere
Select the necessary format and download your file to your device or export it to your cloud storage. pdfFiller supports Google Drive, Box, Dropbox, and OneDrive.
Convert documents in batches
Bundle multiple documents into a single package and convert them all in one go—no need to process files individually.
Preview and manage pages
Review the documents you are about to convert and exclude the pages you don’t need. This way, you can compress your files without losing quality.
Protect converted documents
Safeguard your sensitive information while converting documents. Set up a password and lock your document to prevent unauthorized access.
How to quickly convert and compress your PDF?
Upload your document
Upload a document from your device, cloud storage, email, or URL.
Use the converter tool
Select your document and click Convert
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Select format and destination
Decide on the file type and where you want to save the converted document—on your device or in your cloud storage.
Manage pages and additional settings
Once everything is set, you can access advanced settings to compress a document by excluding unnecessary pages, set passwords, and select other options.
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It definitely serves it purpose. Its so easy to access the forms. I love that you are able to email from PDFFfiller as well as you are able to save the documents.
Carol B
2017-04-13
What do you like best?
I like being able to edit forms and send out for client signature
What do you dislike?
The fact that the software does not offer a reasonable and affordable way for my assistant to access account and complete routine tasks
Recommendations to others considering the product:
It is a great solution for any company needing to get PDF forms completed and get signatures on agreements
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
I use pdffiller to get completions and signatures on client agreements
Howard Sambol
2017-05-29
What do you like best?
the ability to interface with the web to look for forms
What do you dislike?
the inability to pull the saved document back
Recommendations to others considering the product:
make it easier/possible to upload a previously saved form
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
not having to use a typewriter to fill out government forms.
Consultant in Information Services
2019-02-26
Satisfied customer
I had my free trial with the company but found that it was not for me. The payment had been taken out of my account. I contacted the company and with in minutes I had a reply and my money was refunded to me. I am retired and do not use my computer to its full extent. If this experience is anything to go by then I am sure everyone will be satisfied with the company. Thanks to everyone for their help.
T G GOGGINS
2023-08-03
After searching for a long time for a tool that transfers pdf's into files that I could use on my MacBook Pro, I finally found one that works very well. I'm happy
John H
2023-02-16
What do you like best?
I like the ability to electronically sign documents.
What do you dislike?
I wish I was able to edit the text in documents without the formatting getting messed up because it only allows for the addition of new text boxes or adding to existing ones which causes the formatting issues.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It's solving the issue of having to print out and fax documents which can be time consuming. It has really benefited my company to be able to sign and send documents electronically making for a smoother more efficient experience.
Verified User in Logistics and Supply Chain
2022-11-03
I've been using PDFfiller regularly for over 2 years now, and it works wonderfully. I'm able to upload documents, add fillable lines, and get electronic signatures seamlessly. Customer service is also great - prompt and friendly in attending to any questions or issues. Makes running my business that much easier.
Monica K
2022-05-05
I would like to become more familiar…
I would like to become more familiar with the PDF-filler tools before I provide a final Review but up to now I am happy with the program
Thanks
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Chuck Binks
2022-03-14
Pleasant and professional customer service. ****** product which is under continuous development. Responsive to customer feedback. Highly recommended.
Patricia L.
2021-01-12
Convert On Phone Work Feature
The Convert On Phone Work feature offers a simple solution for converting online content directly into a mobile-friendly format. You can now manage your documents and files while you are on the go. This feature streamlines your workflow and enhances your productivity.
Key Features
Convert various file formats seamlessly
Access and edit documents on your phone
User-friendly interface for easy navigation
Real-time synchronization with cloud storage
Secure and reliable file handling
Potential Use Cases and Benefits
Create notes and convert them into PDFs while traveling
Edit and finalize proposals from your smartphone
Easily convert presentations for quick sharing during meetings
Access and modify important documents without a laptop
Save time by converting files instantly while multitasking
This feature directly addresses the challenge of managing documents without a computer. Convert On Phone Work empowers you to stay productive, meet deadlines, and address client needs efficiently from anywhere. Embrace this tool to enhance your workflow and enjoy the freedom of mobile productivity.
Get documents done
from anywhere
Create, edit, and share PDFs even on the go. The pdfFiller app equips you with every tool you need to manage documents on your mobile device. Try it now on iOS or Android!
For pdfFiller’s FAQs
Below is a list of the most common customer questions. If you can’t find an answer to your question, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us.
Will my rotary phone still be a rotary phone? Answer: Yes, it simply converts the pulses to tones. You will hear a beep after every number you dial.
Can you use a rotary phone today?
Will my rotary phone still be a rotary phone? Answer: Yes, it simply converts the pulses to tones. You will hear a beep after every number you dial.
When did rotary phones stop working?
This was first introduced in the early 1960s and the 1962 World's Fair under the trade name “Touch-Tone.” By the 1980s most rotary phones were being phased out in favor of this new upstart.
Do rotary phones still work Comcast?
Yes it does. All Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS) lines are required by regulation to work with rotary dial phones. So, POTS telephone lines from your LED like AT&T and ALEX carriers like Comcast will work.
How much is a rotary phone worth?
For a vintage rotary phone in mint working condition, prices typically range from $20 to as high as $500 for rarer phones. Typical prices are in the $40 to $70 range. Factors that effect price are color, brand, year made, materials made from (this phone has a Bakelite handle) and condition.
Do rotary dial phones still work?
You can easily tell whether a rotary phone would still work. The dial mechanism generates pulses, the number of pulses being the same as the digit you are dialing. If you can dial by tapping the switch hook, then a rotary phone would work. A rotary phone would work with some telephone systems, but not all.
When did rotary phones become obsolete?
Phasing Out Rotary Dial Until the 1970s, when push button tone dial was introduced, rotary phones were the only viable option for user controlled phones. By the 1980s most rotary phones were phased out.
How much did a telephone cost in 1950?
At the beginning of the 1950s, local calls in the U.S. were five cents, as they had been since the inception of coin telephone use in the early 1900s.
