ZenDocs Reviews

I needed to send a large proposal and used ZenDocs to compress it. The final file was small enough to email and still looked clean. It saved me from having to split attachments, which was a relief.

Compressing large pdf files reduced size enough for email without making text unreadable. The process was quick and didn’t require tweaking advanced settings.

I wish it showed an estimated size before downloading, just to compare options more easily. Still manageable as is.

Used zendocs for quick document cleanup tasks. While it doesn’t offer deep controls, it handled basic edits well and saved time compared to desktop software.

The core tools like delete pages and rotate pages worked without errors, and the interface didn’t overwhelm me.

Advanced users might want deeper customization options, which are limited here.

I used ZenDocs to merge several reports into one file for a client delivery. The process was fast, and nothing broke in the formatting, which is usually my biggest concern. I spent less time fixing issues afterward, so it fit well into my workflow.

The merge pdf tool handled multiple large files quickly without freezing, and the layout stayed consistent after combining. The interface made reordering pages simple and clear even with longer documents.

I would like a few more visual cues when dragging pages, since it took a second to notice the exact drop position. Not a blocker, just a small usability tweak.

I converted multiple PDFs into JPGs for presentation slides. ZenDocs did a great job of maintaining the quality, processing batches really fast, and making exporting that much easier. It would be nice if there were a compression option, but it worked well.

The conversion process successfully maintained excellent image quality throughout, the batch processing function performed flawlessly for handling multiple files, and the available export options provided commendable ease and flexibility.

Could allow compression option for smaller file sizes.

I used zendocs to complete onboarding paperwork and appreciated being able to pause and resume. Most fields worked fine, though a few needed manual fixes. Overall it was dependable for routine document tasks.

Filling pdf forms worked accurately, and saved progress allowed me to return later without losing data. The tool handled standard fields well.

Some custom form fields didn’t auto-detect properly, so I had to adjust them manually. It wasn’t difficult, just slower than expected.

I used ZenDocs to merge scanned images into one pdf for archiving. The final file looked clean and professional, with no quality loss. That was exactly what I needed.

Converting images into a single pdf kept resolution high and alignment consistent. Uploading multiple images was smooth.

A progress indicator for large image sets would be helpful, especially when uploading many files at once.

I spent an afternoon converting and editing files using ZenDocs, and the interface never got in the way. It stayed simple, which helped me focus on the work instead of the tool itself.

The layout stayed uncluttered even with multiple tools available, and switching between convert and edit functions felt seamless. Everything loaded without lag.

More color theme options would be nice for long sessions, since the default look can feel a bit flat after a while.

I used zendocs to split study materials into sections for easier review. It worked well, though doing several files took a bit of repetition. Still useful for managing coursework.

Splitting large pdf textbooks into chapters worked as expected, and the files remained readable on smaller devices. The process was simple.

Batch splitting options could be more flexible. I had to repeat steps for multiple files.

I handled contract signatures through ZenDocs and found the process smooth. Everything uploaded quickly, and I didn’t worry about formatting issues when sending the signed version back.

Signing pdf documents was straightforward, and adding initials or notes didn’t interfere with the original layout. Uploading and exporting felt secure.

I’d appreciate a clearer confirmation once a file is fully processed, just for peace of mind.

Reorganised a long proposal in ZenDocs and appreciated how intuitive the page reordering felt. It saved me from exporting and re-uploading files multiple times.

Dragging pages to reorder them felt responsive, and previews updated immediately. This made restructuring documents less stressful.

A keyboard shortcut option would speed things up for power users.

I have used ZenDocs to transform financial tables; it produced usable results in no time. This reduced manual re-entry work for me and fit inside my reporting schedule quite nicely.

Converting pdfs to Excel kept tables readable and aligned better than expected. Processing time stayed short.

Some merged cells had to be manually cleaned up afterward, but that's common.

I use zendocs for everyday document preparation. It is not fancy but does the routine well enough to rely on it.

The tools mostly covered daily needs for compressing or converting files without confusion but the layout could use slightly stronger contrast for accessibility.

The tools mostly covered daily needs for compressing or converting files without confusion but the layout could use slightly stronger contrast for accessibility.

I relied on zendocs while preparing investor materials. Being able to convert and clean files in one place made prep faster and less chaotic.

Managing multiple document types in one place reduced tool switching. Conversions and edits were consistent.

I’d like team-sharing features in the future for collaboration.

I reviewed design proofs in ZenDocs and added comments directly to the file. It kept feedback clear and avoided long email threads.

Annotate pdf features covered highlights, comments, and simple marks without cluttering the document. Tools responded quickly.

More pen style options could help when marking up design drafts.

I created a pdf from multiple files using ZenDocs and liked how streamlined it felt. Everything combined cleanly, and I didn’t have to redo steps.

Creating pdf files from mixed sources was quick, and the final output looked consistent. The process didn’t require extra setup.

I’d like a preview before final creation, just to double-check ordering.

I converted several reports using ZenDocs before editing them in Word. The structure stayed mostly intact, which saved time. Compared to other tools I’ve tried, the results were more consistent.

Converting pdf to word preserved most formatting, including tables and headings. The turnaround time was short even for longer files.

Minor spacing issues showed up in one document, but they were easy to fix afterward.

I used ZenDocs for quick edits before meetings. While big files took a bit longer, it still saved me time overall. 😐

The tool loaded fast and handled small jobs like page deletion and rotation easily. It felt lightweight.

For very large files, performance slowed slightly. Not a deal breaker, just noticeable.

I used zendocs to clean up a scanned document by removing extra pages and rotating a few sections. Once I found the right tools, it went smoothly. I wouldn’t call it flashy, but it was practical and got the job done reliably. 😐

Editing and deleting pages felt responsive, and the annotate pdf option covered the basics without clutter. The tools were straightforward once loaded.

It took a moment to locate the rotate page option, and the icons could be slightly clearer for first-time users. Nothing major, just a brief adjustment period.

I used ZenDocs to secure client files and enjoyed how straightforward the process was. More importantly, the files opened right on the recipient end.

Adding password protection to sensitive files was quick and didn’t alter the content. The process felt secure.

A short explanation of encryption strength would be reassuring.

I went over a design draft with colleagues, making comments with the annotation tools. The shared PDF retained highlights and notes flawlessly. A shortcut toolbar would make giving repeated feedback faster, but overall, this made team review much easier.

Annotations, high battling, and comments worked easily across devices; shared documents retained annotations, making the team collaboration process smooth.

A quick-access toolbar for frequently used annotation tools would be useful while having an extensive feedback session.