Ihatepdf is a browser based PDF editor and document conversion tool. It provides functions for merging, splitting, compressing, editing, and organizing PDF files, as well as converting between PDFs, Word documents, and image formats. Editing features include changing text, adding text boxes, rotating or reordering pages, and deleting pages. The site also lists tools for signing, encrypting, redacting, scanning, and processing documents with OCR and AI features. Typical tasks include combining files into one PDF, extracting selected pages, reducing file size, converting a document for editing in Word, or correcting text in an existing PDF. Users select files in the browser, choose a tool and its options, then process and export the resulting file. According to the site, files are processed on the user’s device rather than uploaded to a server. It states that the tools work offline after the initial page load, require no account, and do not add watermarks. The site describes its tools as free and says desktop processing supports files up to 150 MB.