📄 All-in-One PDF Editor
Stirling offers over 60 tools to help users manage their PDF documents. You can merge, split, compress, convert, rotate, and edit files from one workspace. It also includes tools for redacting sensitive information and making document changes. This wide selection makes everyday PDF tasks much easier and faster.
🔒 Private and Secure Document Handling
Privacy is one of Stirling’s biggest strengths. Unlike many online PDF editors, it allows users to run the software on their own computers or servers. This gives them more control over their documents and reduces the need to upload sensitive files to third-party websites. It is especially useful for businesses handling confidential information.
⚙️ Automated PDF Processing
Stirling helps teams save time by automating repetitive document tasks. Users can create pipelines that process large batches of PDFs without handling every file manually. These workflows can classify documents, apply redactions, and standardize files based on set rules. It is a useful feature for organizations that manage thousands of documents.
🤖 AI-Powered PDF Assistant
The built-in assistant makes document editing feel more natural. Users can give simple instructions to perform tasks like redacting account numbers, translating content, summarizing documents, and converting files. It can also show changes as they happen. This makes working with complex documents easier, especially when users want to avoid repetitive manual steps.
🔌 APIs and MCP Integrations
Developers can connect Stirling with their own applications and existing business systems using its APIs and MCP support. They can send PDF files for processing, automate document operations, and receive completed results through their workflows. This flexibility makes it useful for building custom document solutions without creating every PDF feature from scratch.
☁️ Flexible Deployment Options
Stirling supports different deployment options, including Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, and Linux environments. This gives businesses and technical teams the freedom to run it on infrastructure that suits their needs. They can start with a simple setup or build a larger deployment as their document processing requirements grow.
