Many of you have already tried a lot of PDF creators till now and it’s more than obvious that the majority doesn’t work the way it’s supposed to be from many reasons.

PrimoPDF comes to fight against these misconceptions, trying to offer users a different perspective over the world of PDF creators.

Letting the installation procedure aside, which is indeed a matter of seconds, PrimoPDF works very fast and easy although it doesn’t come with an interface per se.

What we’ve found really innovative during the test is the way PrimoPDF handled files, as users have two available methods to create a PDF file from documents, images or webpages.

First of all, the installer places a shortcut on the desktop which of course lets you open the application and play a little bit with its settings. But the real interesting thing is that you can drag any document over this shortcut to create a PDF on the go, so PrimoPDF will only load to show you the final result.

The second way of building a PDF is by hitting the Print button in your Windows applications. PrimoPDF is also installed on your computer as a virtual printer, so all you have to do is to select Print and choose PrimoPDF in the next dialog.

PrimoPDF is also a great product because it works on all Windows versions out there, including those on 64-bit, and it comes with a freeware license without placing even the tiniest watermark.