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Upload an image and work on it without installing anything. Resize it, convert between JPEG, PNG and WebP, and pick how hard to compress. The heavy lifting happens in a Python service the API talks to over HTTP, which is the same split I would use for any CPU-bound work behind a web app.
Scanned documents and export-heavy PDFs are usually large because of their images, not their text. This strips unused objects and re-compresses the streams, and leaves the text layer alone, so the result still searches and selects the way the original did.
Select a batch of images, put them in the order you want, and bind the result into a single PDF. Built for the case where a form wants one document and you have seven photographs.
Upload a file, get a link that shows what it is before anything downloads, and set it to expire. Uploading is mine only — but if someone sent you a link, it works without an account.
If you want something along these lines, or something considerably larger, tell me what it has to do.
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