CoffeePDF

• A free PDF editor you can use directly in your web browser.
• Designed to be simple to use, without unnecessary complexity.
• Focused on privacy when editing PDF files.

How you use CoffeePDF

• Open CoffeePDF in a supported web browser.
• Load a PDF file and edit it directly in the browser interface.
• No sign-up is required to use the service.

Key characteristics (as stated on the CoffeePDF website)

• CoffeePDF runs in the browser; there is no separate app to install.
• Your files are saved to the browser's Local Storage.
• The website states that files are never uploaded to a server.
• The tool is presented as free to use.

For any details beyond this high-level overview (such as specific editing features, limits, or browser support), please check the most current information provided in the CoffeePDF web app itself.

• CoffeePDF is free to use directly in your web browser.
• No subscription is required.
• No sign-up is required to use the core PDF editor features.

Notes

• This document records that CoffeePDF is currently free and that there are no paid plans or tiers at this time.
• Pricing or the business model could change in the future; users should always refer to the latest information on the official CoffeePDF website or inside the CoffeePDF web app.
• Only the information explicitly stated here (that CoffeePDF is free to use) is recorded; no other pricing arrangements are assumed.

• Users must sign in / authenticate in order to add new documents and manage their files.

File storage choices when adding a new document

When a user adds a new document, they have two options for where their files are stored:

1. Local storage only

• Files are kept in the user's local environment (for example, browser or device storage).
• Files stored locally are not uploaded to CoffeePDF's cloud storage.

2. Cloud storage

• Users can choose to upload their files to CoffeePDF's cloud storage instead of keeping them only locally.
• Files stored in the cloud can be accessed from other locations/devices where the user signs in with the same account.

Notes

• This document records that authentication is now required and that users can choose between local storage and cloud storage for their documents.
• It does not describe technical implementation details, limits, or specific providers; for that information, users should refer to the latest documentation or notices within the CoffeePDF app or website.

What this means in practice

• PDF files you open and edit with CoffeePDF stay in your own browser environment.
• Because files are stored in Local Storage, they are kept on your device rather than being sent to a remote server.

Only the information explicitly stated on the CoffeePDF website is recorded here. For detailed technical, security, or compliance information, users should refer to the latest documentation or notices provided directly within the CoffeePDF web app or official site.

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