PDFConversionToolsTools

PDF tools that stay on your desk

Merge, split, compress and convert PDFs right in your browser. Nothing you drop here gets uploaded anywhere.

20 tools, none of them uploading your file

Drop a file here to start

PDF, JPG and PNG. Choose what to do with it next.

Files stay on your device

Merge PDFCombine several PDFs into one file, in the order you choose.
Runs in your browser
Split PDFCut one PDF into several, by range, by size, or one file per page.
Runs in your browser
Rotate PDFTurn pages the right way up and save the rotation permanently.
Runs in your browser
Remove PagesDelete the pages you do not want and keep everything else.
Runs in your browser
Extract PagesPull selected pages out into a new PDF and leave the original alone.
Runs in your browser
Organize PDFReorder, rotate and delete pages in one view, then save once.
Runs in your browser
Add Page NumbersStamp page numbers on, in the corner and format you choose.
Runs in your browser
Add WatermarkStamp text across the pages, once in the middle or tiled over everything.
Runs in your browser
Protect PDFSet a password and decide what a reader is allowed to do.
Runs in your browser
Unlock PDFRemove a password you already know, so the file opens without one.
Runs in your browser
JPG to PDFTurn photos and scans into a PDF, one page each or fitted to a page size.
Runs in your browser
Compress PDFMake a heavy scan much smaller by redrawing it at a lower resolution.
Runs in your browser
PDF to JPGSave every page as an image, at the resolution you choose.
Runs in your browser
Crop PDFTrim the margins off pages so the content fills more of the page.
Runs in your browser
Sanitize PDFStrip embedded scripts, attachments and hidden metadata out of a file.
Runs in your browser
Edit MetadataChange the title, author and keywords a PDF reports about itself.
Runs in your browser
Remove Blank PagesFind the empty pages a scanner left behind and take them out.
Runs in your browser
Pages per SheetPut 2, 4 or more pages onto one sheet to save paper.
Runs in your browser
Resize PDFPut every page on the same paper size, scaled to fit.
Runs in your browser
PDF to TextPull the words out of a PDF into a plain text file.
Runs in your browser
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Choose a tool
Pick from the grid above. No sign-up, no task counter.
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Drop your file
Drag it in, paste it, or select it from your device.
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Download the result
Nothing is kept, logged, or left behind.

Why your files stay on your device

Most PDF sites upload your file to a server, process it there, and delete it eventually. This site runs the same libraries directly in your browser, so merging, splitting and rearranging happen on your machine and nothing is transmitted or stored. Every one of the 20 tools here works that way today. If a tool is ever added that needs a heavier engine than a browser can run, it will carry a Processed on our server badge and say so before you choose a file.

How it works in detail

Frequently asked

Are these PDF tools really free?

Yes. Every tool is free with no account, no daily task limit and no watermark added to your files. There is no paid tier holding features back.

Do you store my files?

Not for the tools marked as running in your browser. Those read your file with JavaScript on your own machine and write the result there too, so nothing is transmitted and there is nothing for us to keep.

How can a website edit a PDF without uploading it?

Modern browsers can run real programs, including PDF libraries compiled to JavaScript and WebAssembly. The library runs inside the page on your device, the same way a desktop application runs on your computer.

Is there a file size limit?

There is no limit we impose. The practical ceiling is your device's memory, because the document is held there while it is being rewritten. A laptop handles a few hundred megabytes comfortably.

Do I need to install anything?

No. The tools run in the browser you already have. There is nothing to download and no extension to add.

Can I use it without an internet connection?

Once a tool page has loaded, yes. The tools that run in your browser keep working with the network switched off, which is the simplest way to prove nothing is being uploaded.