PDFroo Team: Who Writes and Maintains PDFroo
PDFroo is a small, independent website. It is operated by Abdul Aziz Bin Harun, an individual based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, who is responsible for the tools, the guides and this website.
What PDFroo does
PDFroo is a free website with 20 PDF and image tools: merging, splitting, compressing, rotating, cropping and organizing PDFs, adding page numbers and watermarks, signing, protecting and unlocking files, and converting between PDF and images. Most tools run entirely in your web browser, so the files you choose are processed on your own device rather than uploaded to a PDFroo server. The guides explain how to use the tools for everyday tasks such as preparing a file for an online application or reducing a PDF for email.
Who is responsible
- Operator and editor: Abdul Aziz Bin Harun
- Location: Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Responsible for: the tools, the guides, the testing and this website
There are no other staff members or contributors behind the “PDFroo Team” byline.
What the “PDFroo Team” byline means
Guides on this site are published under the byline “PDFroo Team”. That byline refers to the site’s operator and editor, Abdul Aziz Bin Harun. It does not mean there is a larger staff, and we do not use invented author names or personas.
How guides are produced
Drafts may be prepared with the help of software tools, including AI writing assistants. A draft is not treated as finished because a tool wrote it: the facts in a guide must match how the PDFroo tool actually behaves. Guides that show a Last tested date were checked on that date against the live tool with the sample files and steps described in the guide. Guides without that mark have not yet been re-tested under our editorial policy.
What we do not claim
- We do not publish user counts, ratings, reviews or testimonials.
- We do not claim professional legal, tax or immigration expertise. Guides are practical help with files, not professional advice.
Contact
Questions, bug reports and corrections: hello@pdfroo.com. See also how we handle corrections and the changelog.