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PDF Night Mode

Convert a PDF to dark mode

Drop a PDF below and get a dark version back as a real file, not a viewer trick. Preview it before you pay.

No account required. Preview free, then £0.99 per document.

What "converting to dark mode" actually means here

This is not a screen filter and it is not your browser dimming the page while you look at it. The PDF itself is rewritten: the white page becomes a dark background, black body text becomes a light grey, and the file you download looks dark in every reader, on every device, offline included.

What stays the same

Page count, page size, the position of every word. Text stays selectable and searchable, links keep working, and bookmarks stay put, because the converter edits the colour instructions inside the PDF rather than turning pages into pictures.

What does not happen

Photographs do not turn into negatives. Every image is looked at and classified before anything is done to it — a photo is dimmed slightly and keeps its colours; only pages that are really scanned text get the full dark treatment.

Choosing a style

Four styles are offered: a balanced charcoal for most documents, true black for OLED screens, a warm low-blue-light tone for late reading, and a softer-contrast option for long sessions. Try them on the preview before deciding.

Questions

Is this the same as my phone or browser dark mode?

No. System and browser dark modes usually leave PDFs untouched, or invert them wholesale and turn photographs into negatives. This produces a new file that is actually dark, and works the same way everywhere you open it.

Will it still look right when I open it later, offline?

Yes. The dark colours are baked into the file itself, not applied by a viewer, so it looks the same in any PDF reader, on any device, with no internet connection.

Does it work on a scanned document?

Yes. Scanned pages are recognised as documents rather than photographs and get the full dark treatment, with scanner dust removed first so it does not turn into bright specks.

How much does it cost?

The preview is free. Converting and downloading the whole document is £0.99, one payment, no account and no subscription.

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