ZenDocs Reviews

Used Zendocs to bundle month-end invoices, and later reopened the set in zendocs to trim one page. The workflow stayed steady – even with a stack of files.

Combined supplier invoices, compressed the finished file, and still kept the numbers easy to read. Batch upload felt smooth, and the merge order was easy to control.

One more visual check before download would help, especially when merging similar-looking files.

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.

A service contract had to be quickly edited and then signed before sending it out. That was easy to do in edit pdf. In addition, moving around the document was not confusing.

Corrected two lines in a vendor contract, added initials, and exported it quickly. The edit pdf tools seemed to be correct, and the signer workflow was straightforward.

Zooming in on text was okay, but a more prominent page thumbnail would be helpful.

I used zendocs for mixed operations such as document modification, compression, and digital signatures. There was a nice balance between simplicity and functionality for my requirements.

ZenDocs provides a good number of features to deal with document-related tasks without being overwhelming. Navigation remained intuitive.

The capabilities offered by the power features are not extensive, even though professional-level workflow capabilities may require additional software to

extracting transaction information from monthly statements is a common task in our area. zendocs cuts down about twenty minutes each time compared to retyping everything manually.

the pdf to excel converter identified most of the rows and columns in a bank statement correctly. only a few merged cells required manual cleaning up after downloading.

the headers in multi-page tables did not always repeat properly in the excel file.

I was reviewing a draft training manual for the new hire onboarding packet. The annotations were good at syncing with the downloaded file.

The annotation features are easy to use and very responsive. There was no lag at all when I highlighted, underlined, and added sticky notes to a shared PDF.

The color schemes for the highlights could be improved compared to some desktop software.

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.

My PDF file needed to be sent via email, but it was over the size limit for attachments. The Compress PDF tool reduced the file size enough for it to be sent, although having quality options would make this feature more useful when image clarity is the priority.

Compress PDF tool reduced the file size of a 40MB PDF to about 8MB with no loss of image quality. The processing time was quick, and my computer screen indicated how much space had been saved once everything was finished.

No option to choose the level of compression for the PDF file before processing. This would be useful for balancing file size and image clarity for certain needs.

I had to create a simple one-page handout for a workshop. The create PDF tool allowed me to place text and an image without needing design software.

The PDF creation tool allowed me to create a simple document with text and images from scratch. The layout controls were sufficient for simple formatting. The export quality was high and the file opened properly everywhere.

The choices of templates are limited – starting with a blank slate is okay, but having some templates for common document types would really speed up the process of creating a document.

Received a scanned contract where half the pages were upside down and several blanks were mixed in. Fixed orientation, removed empty pages, and had a clean version ready to file within a few minutes.

Rotating individual pages and deleting blank or unnecessary ones from a scanned document was intuitive. Preview updated in real time, so every change was visible before committing to the final download.

An undo button for individual page actions would be reassuring. Currently you have to re-upload if you accidentally delete a page, which isn't terrible but adds an avoidable step to the process.

I process enrollment packets daily and converting scans to PDF then merging into one file has saved me real time. Replaced a clunky three-step process with one smooth, uninterrupted workflow.

Converting student documents from JPG scans to PDF and merging them into one enrollment packet works seamlessly. The conversion quality is crisp and the merged output stays in the right order automatically.

A bulk upload option for converting multiple images in one batch instead of one at a time would streamline the process further.

Compressed an entire folder full of pitch decks before sending them off to potential investors last week. The files all came out great and were readable, and I didn’t have to worry about bounced emails because of file size. It compressed complex graphics and charts without pixelating them, which was exactly what I needed for my presentation.

Compressed my presentation files from 18MB to below 2MB without losing any quality. This is great for when I need to send files via email that have a size limit, and it only takes a few seconds per file.

It would be great if there were a batch compression feature that would allow me to throw multiple files at once, rather than having to do them one by one.

A signed consent form was needed before the afternoon schedule started, so speed mattered. It placed signatures smoothly and kept the PDF easy to review.

Opened a patient consent form, added a signature box, and sent it out within minutes. The sign pdf flow was clear, and the final download looked tidy.

The annotation toolbar could use a bit more visibility, especially when switching tabs.

All documents regarding the damaged shipment were completed within a brief pause. Zendocs functioned smoothly and proved quite efficient – although resizing the box for the signature was somewhat bothersome.

Signed the delivery claim form and wrote one short comment without any printing. The page was quick to load, and signing was much simpler than I anticipated.

It took a moment to find where to resize the signature, and the side panel feels a little tight.

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Tried to cancel before the 7 days were up for trial period. Phone number provided in email to cancel rang once then hung up. Tried at least a dozen times.

Used email link to cancel and get return screen saying "no active subscription found. You don't have an active subscription. Click below to navigate to our pricing page."
$29.99 came out of my account that night. SCAM COMPANY!

Had to go back and edit a few old contracts that were only in PDF form. Accuracy of conversion was about 95%, which is pretty good considering the documents were scanned from an old machine. Took about 10 minutes to clean up formatting errors in three documents compared to hours it would've taken to retype everything. Highly recommend for anyone with old documents that need to be edited.

Managed to turn a few scanned contracts into Word documents that could be edited, and the accuracy of the text scanning was surprisingly good even for scanned documents from an old machine. Formatting was preserved, which was a huge time-saver compared to having to manually clean up scanned documents.

Sometimes the tables end up a little wonky and need to be tweaked, but at least it's quicker than having to retype everything.

We were working together to get feedback on a policy document and it ended up being that five people were marking up one document. Everyone added comments in place and nothing overlapped. It ended up being a fraction of the work to compile everything compared to emailing back and forth with comments.

Adding comments in place on PDFs keeps everything organized and in view. Each comment will pin in place and allow text formatting.

No option to filter comments by user when multiple users have annotated one document. That would be helpful.

The tool was useful for obtaining exactly three specific chapters from a massive study guide without having to carry around 300 pages. Simply set my page ranges, click split, and I've got clean standalone PDFs in a minute or less. That's exactly why this tool is earning a permanent bookmark.

Split PDF divided a 300-page document into individual chapters according to page ranges. The output files retained the same level of quality as their source files, and processing took less time than expected, even for a high number of pages in the source document.

Custom naming for each split section before downloading would eliminate manually renaming every file after processing completes each time.