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@singhvibhanshu/folio

v0.1.0

Published

Privacy-first, fully offline PDF toolkit — merge, split, compress, protect, watermark, reorder pages and more, entirely on your machine.

Readme

@singhvibhanshu/folio

A privacy-first, fully offline PDF toolkit. Merge, split, compress, protect, watermark, reorder pages and more — entirely on your machine. Nothing is uploaded; your documents never leave your computer.

# install globally
npm install -g @singhvibhanshu/folio
folio --help

# or run without installing
npx @singhvibhanshu/folio --help
bunx @singhvibhanshu/folio --help

Only installation uses the network (to fetch the prebuilt binary for your platform). Every operation afterwards runs 100% offline.

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | merge | Combine PDFs into one | | split | Split into per-page (or N-page) files | | compress | Shrink file size, losslessly | | rotate | Rotate pages by 90/180/270° | | protect / unlock | Add / remove an AES-256 password | | watermark | Stamp text across pages | | pagenum | Add "n of N" page numbers | | extract / remove | Keep+reorder / delete selected pages | | frompics | Build a PDF from images | | images | Extract embedded images | | nup | N pages per sheet | | crop | Trim page margins | | info | Show pages, size, metadata |

folio merge a.pdf b.pdf -o combined.pdf
folio compress report.pdf
folio protect taxes.pdf --password secret
folio extract slides.pdf --pages 3,1,2

Run folio <command> --help for all flags.

Notes

folio is a single self-contained binary (Go) and stays fully offline. It does not include Office-format conversion, OCR, or whole-page rasterization, since those need heavyweight external engines that would break the single-binary, no-internet design.

Source & issues: https://github.com/singhvibhanshu/folio

MIT © 2026 Vibhanshu Singh