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Version 16.1 · 2026-09-16
App improvement. Bug fix
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The store currently lists version 16.1, updated 2026-09-16.








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A powerful and easy-to-use application for comprehensive work with PDF files. It combines all the necessary functions in one tool, from creating documents to protecting and editing them. Ideal for students, office staff, and anyone who needs to process PDF files quickly and efficiently.
Main functions:
Creating a PDF
Convert images, text documents, or scans to a high‑quality PDF file in a couple of taps. Popular formats are supported: JPG, PNG, DOCX, TXT, etc.
Split PDF
Easily select the desired pages and split a large document into several small files for easy sending or storage.
Page Rotation
Correct the orientation of individual pages or the entire document — you will no longer have to print and scan again.
Signature of documents
Add an electronic signature directly to the application: draw it by hand, upload an image, or use the text version.…
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App improvement. Bug fix
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