Smallpdf

Swiss PDF workspace with 21 tools, hosted in Switzerland and deleting your files within the hour

Quick Overview

Company Smallpdf AG
Category PDF Tools
Headquarters Zurich, Switzerland
Founded 2013
EU Presence Yes - Switzerland
Data Location Switzerland
Open Source No
GDPR Compliant Yes
Self-Hosting No
Main Features 21 PDF tools, compress, convert, merge, split, OCR, e-sign, edit, desktop and mobile apps, Google Drive and Dropbox integration
Pricing Free with daily limits / Pro from about EUR 9/month
Best For Everyday PDF work where documents are sensitive but not classified
Replaces Adobe Acrobat, iLovePDF, PDF24

Detailed Review

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Swiss hosting and jurisdiction
  • Files deleted within the hour
  • ISO 27001 certified
  • 21 tools including OCR and e-sign
  • Desktop and mobile apps

Cons

  • Restrictive free tier
  • Limited in-PDF text editing
  • No self-hosted or offline-only mode

Alternatives to Smallpdf

Other European pdf tools worth comparing before you decide:

iLovePDF

Spain · Merge, split, compress and sign PDFs in the browser

Stirling PDF

United Kingdom · Self-hosted PDF suite that runs entirely on your own server

OnlyOffice

Latvia · Office suite with a full PDF editor and form filling

PDF24

Germany · Free PDF toolkit with a desktop version that works offline

See all European pdf tools or compare them directly against Adobe Acrobat on our alternatives page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Files are deleted automatically within an hour of processing. Combined with Swiss hosting and ISO 27001 certification, that is a contractual commitment rather than a marketing claim.

For occasional use. It limits you to a couple of operations per day, which is enough to evaluate the service but not to work with regularly.

To a limited extent. For real text editing that reflows content, Sejda or OnlyOffice handle it better.

For confidential business documents, the Swiss hosting and hourly deletion make it a reasonable choice. For genuinely sensitive material, use an offline tool such as PDF24 desktop or self-hosted Stirling PDF so nothing is uploaded at all.

Who wrote this

European Purpose is written by one person. Every tool page is researched, written and checked by the same someone, against the vendor's own documentation.

Sebastiaan Smits

Founder & Editor · Netherlands

Selects the tools, writes the reviews, and checks where each company is actually established.

Read our editorial process for how we source, verify and update these pages — and how paid placement and affiliate income are handled.

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