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A quick look at Docmend: record, share one link for feedback, and get a signature back.
Docmend opens next to the Google Doc, PDF or Word file you’re working on. Your clients need no account and nothing to install. It’s free, like everything else.
Every tool above, the extension, signature requests and video recording are free for everyone. If you bought Pro earlier, thank you: it keeps working, and you can cancel from the link in your receipt email.
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Docmend is a Chrome extension for getting documents reviewed and signed, plus 117 free PDF, image, video and writing tools and a screen recorder on docmend.app. You open a Google Doc, a PDF or a Word file in its side panel and send one link. Your client opens it in any browser, highlights text, leaves notes or signs, with no account and nothing to install. Notes come back as real Google Docs comments or as comments inside the PDF, and signed copies arrive by email with a signing certificate.
Docmend (docmend.app) is a Chrome extension and free document tools site. It is not related to DocSend or to other products named DocMend, including the PDF site docmendpro.com. Docmend at docmend.app is free to use.
Not for the PDF, image, video and writing tools: they run on docmend.app in any browser, on phones too. Client feedback and signatures for Google Docs work through the free Chrome extension.
Most tools run inside your browser, so your file never leaves your device. Conversions such as PDF to Word are sent securely to our conversion service and deleted right after.
Yes. Every tool is free with no limits and no watermark, and you don’t need an account.
No. You send them a review link. They open it in any browser, leave notes, and can approve and sign.
Nothing. Docmend is free for everyone: every PDF and image tool, conversion, signature request and video recording has no limits and no paid plan.
Docmend adds a simple electronic signature with the signer’s name, date and a signing certificate, which many teams use to approve proposals and quotes. Whether it is legally binding depends on the document and the jurisdiction. It is not a certified or qualified e-signature, so ask a lawyer for contracts that matter.
All three. You can use the Google Doc open in your tab, upload a PDF or Word (.docx) file from your computer, or paste a link to one. Review links and signature requests work for PDFs, and review links and the Word check work for Word files.
As soon as your client clicks Finish, the signed PDF is emailed to you with a signing certificate attached as the last page. It also appears in Docmend under Send for signature, with a download button. Your client gets a copy too.
No. Docmend only works with the Doc open in your tab, using the sign-in you already have. There’s no Google permission screen. PDF import, the Word check and PDF export run in your browser. A copy is uploaded for a review link or a signature request, and you can delete it; conversions such as PDF to Word are sent securely to our conversion service and deleted right after. Shared videos are hosted so viewers can watch them.
Google doesn’t let apps attach comments to specific words, so Docmend adds them the way you would: it selects the text and uses the comment shortcut. Chrome shows that bar whenever an extension types into a page. It disappears as soon as the import finishes.
Your key keeps working and everything is now free for everyone. To stop paying, cancel from the link in your receipt email.
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