@franpradasAI: BYE Adobe Acrobat Pro BYE PDF Expert Don't pay to edit PDFs. Stirling PDF is FREE and does it all: - merge PDFs - split…
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A tweet promotes Stirling PDF, a free open-source PDF tool with 89,000+ GitHub stars, as a replacement for paid editors like Adobe Acrobat Pro and PDF Expert.
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BYE Adobe Acrobat Pro
BYE PDF Expert
Don’t pay to edit PDFs.
Stirling PDF is FREE and does it all:
- merge PDFs
- split them
- compress them
- convert them
- sign them
- redact information
- OCR
- reorganize pages
- add/remove passwords
+89,000 stars on GitHub.
Is it crazy or what?
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