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Free Sejda alternative with no 200-page limit or per-hour task cap. Merge, split, compress, edit and sign PDFs. Browser-based, no uploads, no watermark.
Free Sejda alternative with no 200-page limit or per-hour task cap. Merge, split, compress, edit and sign PDFs. Browser-based, no uploads, no watermark.
Tool name mapping: 'Merge PDF' → Merge PDF, 'Split PDF' → Split PDF, 'Compress PDF' → Compress PDF, 'PDF to JPG' → PDF to JPG, 'Sign PDF' → Sign PDF, 'Edit PDF' → Edit PDF, 'Protect PDF' → Protect PDF, 'Watermark' → Watermark, 'Page numbers / Bates' → Page numbers, 'Rotate' → Rotate PDF. The most common pattern we see: people keep a free Sejda account for occasional heavy in-line text editing of legacy PDFs (3 tasks/hour is fine for that workflow) and switch everything else to PDFWix. The two-tool combination covers more ground than either alone, and it's free. If you were on Sejda Web Pro for the page/file caps, switching to PDFWix removes those caps entirely on the tools we share.
Three tasks per hour, 200 pages per document, and 50 MB per file. Cross any one and you're prompted to upgrade. PDFWix has none of those caps on browser-side tools.
Yes — some individual tools have stricter limits than the general 200-page/50 MB/3-tasks-per-hour cap. OCR is limited to 10 pages per task on the free tier. Some conversion tools cap free output at 20-50 pages per conversion, depending on the tool. Batch operations (processing many files at once) are capped at 30…
For one specific task — editing the text inside legacy PDFs where the original fonts and layout aren't easily reflowable — yes, Sejda's editor is more mature. For basic markup, fill-in fields, signing, watermarking and adding text, PDFWix is comparable and free.
Yes. The practical ceiling is your device's available RAM, not an artificial server limit, because most tools run in your browser. We routinely see users process 200–500 MB files successfully.
Audit what you actually use Sejda Pro for. If it's in-line text editing of complex legacy PDFs and OCR, keep Sejda. If it's mostly merge/split/compress/sign/protect, you can drop the subscription and switch to PDFWix entirely.
Different funding model. PDFWix is funded by a paid developer API for businesses; the consumer web app stays free as the showcase for the API. Sejda is funded by consumer subscriptions. Neither model is wrong; we just picked different tradeoffs.
Sejda limits free users to 3 tasks per hour, files up to 50MB, and documents up to 200 pages. PDFWix has no hourly task cap, no file size limit (device RAM only), and no page count limit.
Sejda's editor supports directly editing existing text within a PDF — a feature most free tools don't offer. PDFWix Edit PDF lets you add new text boxes, images, and annotations, but not reflow existing text paragraphs. If editing existing PDF body text is your primary need, Sejda's editor is stronger. For everything…