Who makes it
One independent developer in the United States designs, builds, tests and maintains Easy Edits. It started in 2026 because most free tools for small jobs, like cropping a photo or merging two PDFs, required an upload, an account or a watermark. Browsers can do this work themselves.
Every tool is tested by hand in real browsers before it ships. Bug reports go straight to the developer.
How it's funded
Easy Edits is free with no paid tier. Ads pay for it. Ads are labeled and never limit what the tools can do. The Privacy Policy explains what advertising means for your data.
How your files are handled
The editors process files on your device. Files you open are not uploaded to an Easy Edits server, and no account is needed. Some tools download their editing libraries the first time you open them, so let a tool finish loading before going offline. Google advertising and analytics may receive ordinary browser and device information, as the Privacy Policy describes.
Contact
Send questions, bug reports, accessibility issues, privacy requests and tool ideas through the Contact page.