Where are the ShellPDFs PDF tools now?

The PDF tools are now available on DocuShell at docushell.com/pdf-tools, with individual pages for compression, conversion, merge, split, organize, rotate, protect, OCR, and webpage capture.

Does DocuShell offer PDF APIs?

Yes. DocuShell offers public APIs for Parse PDF, Resume Parse, Markdown to PDF, Webpage to PDF, Compress PDF, and PDF to Word, with queued jobs, API keys, idempotency, authenticated downloads, and plan-based credits.

Are browser PDF tools free on DocuShell?

Yes. Browser-side tools such as merge, split, organize, remove pages, rotate, and protect remain free browser workflows.

Document APIs and PDF tools moved

ShellPDFs has moved to DocuShell.

DocuShell is the new home for secure PDF APIs, document automation, and free browser PDF tools. Start with API workflows for parsing, compression, conversion, webpage capture, Markdown rendering, and resume extraction, or jump straight into the free tools.

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DocuShell New home for ShellPDFs tools and APIs

docushell.com redirect-ready

Old intent /compress-pdf

New canonical docushell.com/compress-pdf

Root stays as a clear migration page. Old tool and API paths point to their DocuShell equivalents.

API-first workflows

DocuShell APIs for PDF automation

Build against versioned public API lanes with API keys, queued jobs, polling, authenticated downloads, credits, rate limits, and safer retry behavior.

Parse PDF API PDF to JSON, Markdown, HTML, text, coordinates, and table-aware artifacts. Resume Parse API ATS-ready candidate data, sections, skills, roles, education, and confidence fields. Webpage to PDF API Render public URLs to PDFs through secure Chromium workers with URL guardrails. Markdown to PDF API Queue Markdown render jobs and download print-ready PDFs through the shared jobs API. Compress PDF API Compress PDF uploads with idempotent submit behavior and authenticated downloads. PDF to Word API Convert PDFs into DOCX outputs using the same asynchronous job lifecycle.

Production details

Built for private document processing

Safer public submits

Same-key retries wait for completed idempotency state. Busy or saturated lanes return client-readable backoff with Retry-After.

Public API gateway docs

URL capture guardrails

Webpage capture blocks localhost, private networks, metadata IPs, CGNAT, documentation ranges, multicast, and future-use addresses.

Security and document handling

Credits without surprise overages

API work uses hard monthly credits. Auth failures, validation failures, and rate-limit rejections do not deduct credits.

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Free tools

The old ShellPDFs tools now live on DocuShell

Browser-side tools stay simple and free. Server-powered tools use DocuShell's secure processing lanes when heavier conversion or rendering work is needed.

Free browser workflows

Server-powered tools and APIs

Access and billing

Free tools first, API credits when you automate with DocuShell

Free Browser tools plus 500 monthly credits for account exploration.

Starter API access for light production automations. Webhooks start on Pro.

Pro, Growth, Scale API access plus signed completion webhooks for recurring document workflows.

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Answers

ShellPDFs migration FAQ

Is ShellPDFs still available?

ShellPDFs has moved to DocuShell. New tools, APIs, docs, pricing, dashboard features, and account workflows are available on docushell.com.

Where are the old ShellPDFs PDF tools?

They are now listed on the DocuShell PDF tools page. Old ShellPDFs tool URLs redirect to the closest DocuShell page.

Does DocuShell offer APIs?

Yes. Start at the DocuShell API Hub or the API docs for API keys, queued jobs, polling, downloads, and examples.

Which DocuShell plans include webhooks?

Starter includes API access without webhooks. Pro, Growth, and Scale include API access plus signed completion webhooks.