Yes, with a daily allowance: two runs a day for visitors and three a day in total once you sign in. A paid plan removes the cap. Nothing you make carries a watermark.

Is there a file size limit?

There is no separate file size limit on any plan. Very large files depend on the memory of the computer or phone you use.

Not for the everyday tools — merge, split, compress, convert, sign, fill, protect and the rest work without sending your file anywhere; the table above measures it. Tools that use AI send the document to process it and say so on their page.

Does it work offline?

Yes. Once you have run a tool, it keeps working without a connection.

An alternative to Sejda

Sejda is a solid PDF editor. Here is where DocuGrip is different — and where Sejda may suit you better.

What is different here

Documents are never uploaded to us, so there is no copy of your file on our side to keep or delete.

One place covers 134 tools, including signature requests that send a document to several people in order, with reminders and an activity record, and team plans at $7 per person a month.

If you only need a single day, the day pass is $3 and does not renew.

Where Sejda may suit you better

Sejda pairs its web tools with a desktop app, and its yearly desktop-and-web plan costs less than our Pro plan billed yearly (as listed on Sejda’s pricing page in September 2026). Its week pass is $5; ours is $6, or $3 for one day. If you mostly work offline in a desktop program, compare both before you pay.

What you can do right now

Merge, split, compress, convert to and from Word, Excel, PowerPoint and images, run OCR on a scan, redact, add Bates numbers, fill and sign forms, and send signature requests.

Nothing is watermarked, and the output is yours with no conditions attached.

Measured on this site

Real runs of our own tools, three times each, on September 28, 2026 (Chrome 153 · Apple M4 Pro). Times vary with the computer or phone you use; the last column is the one that matters for privacy.

Job and file	Time	Result
Compress6-page scanned PDF · 10.5 MB	1.1 s	2.1 MB
Mergethree 10-page PDFs · 28 KB	0.3 s	26 KB
PDF to JPG10-page text PDF · 10 KB	0.3 s	1.9 MB

“Largest upload” is the biggest request the page sent while the job ran; if the file were uploaded, it would show megabytes. You can take the same measurement on any site with the first check below.

How to check any of this yourself

Do not take our word for it, and do not take theirs. These four checks take a minute each and work on any online PDF tool, including this one.

Open the network tab in developer tools, then run the tool. If your file is being uploaded, you will see it leave. Here, for every tool that takes a file, you will see the page load its own code and nothing carrying your file.
Turn off your network and run the tool again. If it still works, the processing was never happening on a server.
Read the privacy page and look for how long files are kept. A service that stores your file will say so, usually with a number of hours.
Try a file larger than the free limit. Where a limit exists, it usually exists because every file costs the service money.

Common questions

Is DocuGrip free?: Yes, with a daily allowance: two runs a day for visitors and three a day in total once you sign in. A paid plan removes the cap. Nothing you make carries a watermark.
Is there a file size limit?: There is no separate file size limit on any plan. Very large files depend on the memory of the computer or phone you use.
Is my file uploaded?: Not for the everyday tools — merge, split, compress, convert, sign, fill, protect and the rest work without sending your file anywhere; the table above measures it. Tools that use AI send the document to process it and say so on their page.
Does it work offline?: Yes. Once you have run a tool, it keeps working without a connection.

Product names belong to their owners and are used here for comparison only. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to them in any way.

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