BilisPDF v0.4.0 - unsigned preview

BilisPDF 0.4.0 — unsigned preview

EasyPDF is now BilisPDF. The repository was renamed without losing its history.

What changed

• BilisPDF branding across the desktop app, Explorer submenu, shortcuts, CLI, installer, executable metadata, and documentation.
• The Windows 11 submenu appears alongside apps such as WinRAR and offers actions for the selected files.
• Refreshed desktop UI with file reordering, relevant page/rotation controls, progress, and useful errors.
• Keeps the existing Windows upgrade identifiers and user settings location so the rename can upgrade the previous installation.

Download

Download BilisPDF-Setup.msi for Windows 10/11 x64. It includes the .NET runtime. Install it to upgrade the previous machine-wide EasyPDF installation. Office conversion requires an existing LibreOffice or Microsoft Office installation.

Signing status

This preview is unsigned. Windows can display Unknown publisher or SmartScreen prompts. Trusted publisher signing is deferred; this is not a Windows-verified release.

The Windows 11 modern context menu requires Developer Mode to already be enabled for this unsigned build. Otherwise the installer provides Show more options → BilisPDF. The installer does not change Windows security settings or the default PDF application.

SHA256SUMS.txt contains the SHA-256 of the installer. A matching checksum confirms file integrity, not publisher identity.

Validation

Release build, 17 .NET tests, native shell checks, signing guard checks, and dependency vulnerability audit passed locally. The desktop branding and Explorer integration were checked on Windows 11. Clean-machine upgrade/uninstall and actual trusted signing remain untested.

BilisPDF processes documents locally. No accounts, telemetry, or cloud uploads. MIT License; created by Arjunren Von.

EasyPDF v0.2.0

EasyPDF v0.2.0

EasyPDF is a free, open-source, offline-first Windows utility by Arjunren Von for converting documents and performing common PDF operations without uploading files.

What's new

• Direct Convert to PDF action from File Explorer without opening the EasyPDF desktop window.
• Background conversion with a Windows completion notification.
• Local Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint fallback when LibreOffice is not installed.
• Native Windows 11 IExplorerCommand integration source and sparse-package build pipeline.
• Safe output naming: existing files are never overwritten.
• Installer terms and project credit for Arjunren Von.

Included tools

• Convert DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, TXT, RTF, and HTML to PDF.
• Merge, split, extract, and rotate PDF pages.
• Combine PNG, JPEG, BMP, TIFF, and WebP images into PDF.
• Desktop drag-and-drop interface and command-line interface.

Installation

1. Download EasyPDF-Setup.msi below.
2. Run the installer and accept the displayed terms.
3. On Windows 11, use Show more options → EasyPDF → Convert to PDF. A signed production shell package is required for automatic placement in the first-tier Windows 11 menu.
4. On Windows 10, the EasyPDF command appears in the standard context menu.

Document conversion requires either LibreOffice or the corresponding Microsoft Office application installed locally. All processing remains on the computer.

Verification

• SHA-256: DDE7B2CAD051D64091A77D46B2FA2A66B8BE0718B24F1B7CFC3D1D85AAE5ACFF
• Automated tests: 14 passed
• NuGet vulnerability scan: no known vulnerable packages found

Signing notice

This community build is not Authenticode-signed, so Windows may display an Unknown Publisher or SmartScreen warning. The source, build instructions, and checksum are provided for verification.

Licensed under the MIT License. Copyright © 2026 Arjunren Von.