One can use it not only to convert pdfs to other formats, such as txt or jpg or png and vice versa but can also do more like encrypt and decrypt pdfs and even merge them into a single file

Helps to easily view and read . Pdf files

Here's what I liked the most about GorillaPDF: 1. It's free: Yes, it's 100% free. I don't know how the team will sustain this in the long run; maybe they will choose to stay on a freemium model with tight limits or ads. But, at the time of writing, it's 100% free. 2. It's ad-free: I don't use an ad-blocker, but to my surprise, there isn't even a single ad on this website. It's so clean and distraction-free. 3. Generous limits: Yes, there are limits, but they are not so strict. Let's say I want to convert a text file to PDF; it's 50 MB per file (at the time of writing). I don't think you will find such generous limits anywhere. For jpeg to PDF, it's 100 MB. It might sound low to someone, but it's a lot generous. I have purchased Sejda PDF premium to deal with large files. Plus, there are no time limits, or I found none, which is impressive. 4. Lots of tools: To my surprise, it offers many tools that are hard to find elsewhere under one roof. You can convert many file formats to PDF, and they are adding more. 5. Loved their mission: I have not noticed an about page, except for GorillaPDF. They are working to promote the paperless culture, and I was able to resonate with it. Such details help connect better with customers. 6. Educating others: They have a blog where some authors explain what you can do with PDFs. I have never read anything, but it's worth mentioning. They also have a newsletter that keeps you up-to-date on the developments happening at the backend.