Universal File Viewer

Securely view SWF, PDF, PSD, TIFF, and SVG files.

🔒 100% Local Processing 🎮 Native Emulation 🆓 Free & No Registration

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Supported: .PDF, .PSD, .TIFF, .SVG, .SWF.

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Supported Free File Viewers

Don't want to download bulky software or pay for Adobe subscriptions just to look at a single file? OnlineDocView uses open-source web technologies to render professional design formats safely right in your browser.

🎨 PSD Viewer

Open heavy Adobe Photoshop (.psd) files instantly. View layers rendered as a single image without needing a Creative Cloud subscription.

🖼️ TIFF Viewer

Render high-resolution print and photography TIFF files securely. Perfect for photographers verifying exports.

📄 PDF Viewer

Read heavy PDF documents in a clean, distraction-free environment without opening Acrobat or handing over your email address.

📐 SVG Viewer

View Scalable Vector Graphics directly in the browser. Perfect for designers needing a quick preview of vector assets.

🕹️ SWF Player

Adobe Flash is retired, but our built-in WebAssembly emulator lets you play classic web games and animations instantly.

🔒 100% Secure

Your design assets and personal documents are never uploaded to our servers. Everything is processed locally.

Why Use OnlineDocView?

Downloading executable (.exe) viewers or bloated desktop apps from unknown websites is the fastest way to infect your computer. Our secure web app solves this problem completely by keeping your data on your own machine.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I edit PSD files here? +

No. OnlineDocView is strictly a secure file viewer. We process the PSD and render the visual output so you can see the image, but we do not support layer editing or exporting.

Do I need to install a plugin to play SWF files? +

No! We use Ruffle, a modern Flash Player emulator built in Rust. It runs natively in your browser, completely bypassing the need for outdated and dangerous plugins.

Can you see the documents I view? +

Absolutely not. Our architecture is strictly client-side. The file rendering happens in your local machine's memory, meaning we have absolutely no access to the files you open here.