What does the Merge PDF tool do?

The Merge PDF tool combines two or more PDF files into a single document, in the exact order you add them. It's built for situations like stitching together scanned contract pages, combining chapters of a report, or assembling a single application packet from several separate PDFs.

How to use it

1. Click the upload area, or drag and drop two or more PDF files onto it.
2. Review the file list — files are merged in the order shown.
3. Remove any file you don't want using the × button.
4. Click “Merge PDFs” and your combined file downloads automatically.

Key features

• Works with any number of PDF files, limited only by your device's memory.
• Preserves the original page size, formatting, and quality of every source file.
• No file size limits imposed by the tool itself.
• Entirely processed in your browser — nothing is uploaded anywhere.

Privacy & security

Your PDF files are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript. They are never uploaded to a server, which means your documents stay private on your own device throughout the entire process.

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What does the Split PDF tool do?

The Split PDF tool extracts specific pages or page ranges from a larger PDF into a brand-new file. It's useful when you only need to share a few pages from a long report, pull out one chapter from a document, or separate a scanned batch into individual sections.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF — the tool will show you its total page count.
2. Type the pages you want to keep, like 1-3,5,7-10.
3. Leave the field blank to keep every page (acts as a quick copy).
4. Click “Split PDF” to download a new file containing just those pages.

Key features

• Accepts flexible page ranges and individual page numbers in one input.
• Automatically validates that your page numbers exist in the document.
• Keeps the original formatting, fonts, and images of each extracted page.
• Processes entirely on-device with no file size restriction from the tool.

Privacy & security

Your PDF is read and processed locally in your browser. It is never transmitted to any server, so sensitive or confidential documents remain private.

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What does the JPG to PDF tool do?

The JPG to PDF tool combines one or more JPG images — scanned receipts, photographed documents, screenshots — into a single, shareable PDF file, with each image placed on its own page.

How to use it

1. Upload one or more JPG images by clicking or dragging them in.
2. Choose a page size: fit-to-image keeps each page sized to its photo, or pick A4/Letter for a standard document look.
3. Choose portrait or landscape orientation if using a standard page size.
4. Click “Convert to PDF” to download a single PDF containing every image, in upload order.

Key features

• Supports multiple images combined into one multi-page PDF.
• Fit-to-image mode avoids any cropping or distortion of your photos.
• A4/Letter modes automatically center and scale each image to fit the page.
• No image quality loss — your original JPG data is embedded directly.

Privacy & security

Your images are converted entirely inside your browser. They are never uploaded to any server, so personal photos or sensitive scanned documents stay private.

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What does the PNG to PDF tool do?

The PNG to PDF tool works just like our JPG converter, but for PNG images — ideal for screenshots, diagrams, or graphics with transparency that you want to package into a single, easy-to-share PDF file.

How to use it

1. Upload one or more PNG images by clicking or dragging them in.
2. Choose fit-to-image, A4, or Letter as your page size.
3. Pick portrait or landscape orientation for standard page sizes.
4. Click “Convert to PDF” to download your combined PDF.

Key features

• Preserves PNG transparency by flattening onto a white page background.
• Supports multiple PNGs combined into one multi-page document.
• No quality loss from the original image resolution.
• Processes instantly without uploading your files anywhere.

Privacy & security

All conversion happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your images never leave your device.

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What does the PDF to JPG tool do?

The PDF to JPG tool renders every page of your PDF as a high-quality JPG image, downloaded individually. It's handy for pulling a single page out as an image for a presentation, sharing a document preview on social media, or archiving pages as photos.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF file.
2. Choose a JPG quality level — higher quality means larger file sizes.
3. Click “Convert to JPG.”
4. Each page downloads automatically as a separate numbered JPG file.

Key features

• Renders pages at 2x resolution for sharp, readable output.
• Adjustable quality setting to balance clarity against file size.
• Works on any standard PDF, including multi-page documents.
• No page limit imposed by the tool.

Privacy & security

Your PDF is rendered to images entirely within your browser using the pdf.js library. Nothing is uploaded to a server.

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What does the PDF to PNG tool do?

The PDF to PNG tool converts every page of a PDF into a lossless PNG image. PNG is the better choice over JPG when a page contains text, line art, diagrams, or anything where crisp edges matter more than small file size.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF file.
2. Click “Convert to PNG.”
3. Each page downloads automatically as a separate numbered PNG file.

Key features

• Lossless output — no compression artifacts, unlike JPG.
• Rendered at 2x resolution for crisp text and line art.
• Ideal for diagrams, screenshots, or text-heavy pages.
• Works on multi-page PDFs of any length.

Privacy & security

Rendering happens locally using the pdf.js library directly in your browser. Your file is never uploaded anywhere.

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What does the Rotate PDF tool do?

The Rotate PDF tool fixes pages that were scanned sideways or upside down, letting you rotate the entire document — or just the first or last page — by 90, 180, or 270 degrees.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF file.
2. Choose a rotation angle: 90°, 180°, or 270° clockwise.
3. Choose whether to apply it to all pages, just the first page, or just the last page.
4. Click “Rotate PDF” to download the corrected file.

Key features

• Rotates pages without re-rendering them, so text stays sharp and selectable.
• Option to target all pages or just the first/last page — handy for scanned cover sheets.
• Rotation is cumulative with the page's existing orientation.
• No file size or page count limit.

Privacy & security

Rotation is applied directly to the PDF's page data in your browser using pdf-lib. The file never leaves your device.

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What does the Delete PDF Pages tool do?

The Delete PDF Pages tool removes specific pages — a blank cover sheet, a duplicate page, an outdated section — from a PDF, producing a clean new file with only the pages you want to keep.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF — the tool shows the total page count.
2. Type the page number(s) or ranges you want removed, like 2,4-6.
3. Click “Delete Pages” to download the cleaned-up PDF.
4. The remaining pages keep their original order and formatting.

Key features

• Accepts individual pages and ranges in a single input.
• Validates that you haven't tried to delete every page in the document.
• Remaining pages retain their original quality, exactly as in the source file.
• No page-count limit on the source document.

Privacy & security

Your PDF is edited entirely in your browser using pdf-lib. The file is never uploaded to any server.

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What does the Text to PDF tool do?

The Text to PDF tool turns plain text — notes, a letter, a script, a simple report — into a clean, properly paginated PDF document, with automatic word-wrapping and page breaks.

How to use it

1. Type or paste your text into the box.
2. Choose a font size and page size (A4 or Letter).
3. Click “Create PDF” to download your formatted document.
4. Long text automatically flows onto additional pages as needed.

Key features

• Automatic word-wrap and page-break handling for any length of text.
• Adjustable font size and page size.
• Preserves blank lines as paragraph breaks.
• Produces a standard, selectable-text PDF, not an image.

Privacy & security

Your text is converted to a PDF entirely within your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.

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What does the PDF to Text tool do?

The PDF to Text tool pulls the selectable text content out of a PDF so you can copy it, edit it elsewhere, or save it as a plain .txt file. It's useful for repurposing report content, pulling quotes, or getting text into a format you can search and edit freely.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF file.
2. Click “Extract Text.”
3. Review the extracted text in the box below.
4. Copy it directly or download it as a .txt file.

Key features

• Extracts text from every page, separated by clear page-break markers.
• Works entirely offline in your browser using pdf.js.
• One-click copy to clipboard or download as .txt.
• No page limit.

Privacy & security

Text extraction happens locally using the pdf.js library. Your PDF is never uploaded anywhere.

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What does the Compress PDF tool do?

Compress PDF makes a PDF smaller so it fits email attachment limits and upload forms. It reports the original size, the new size and the percentage saved. Lossless mode re-saves the file with a more compact internal structure and keeps text selectable. The three stronger levels rebuild every page as a compressed JPEG image, which is the approach that delivers big savings on scanned or photo-heavy documents.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Pick a compression level. Start with Medium for scans and photos, or Lossless if you must keep selectable text.
3. Click “Compress PDF” and watch the page-by-page progress.
4. Check the reported savings and your download.

Key features

• Four levels from lossless to maximum compression.
• Shows original size, new size and percentage reduction.
• Only downloads a file when it is genuinely smaller than the original.
• Page-by-page progress bar for large documents.

Common use cases

• Getting under an email attachment limit.
• Uploading a scanned form to a portal with a file-size cap.
• Archiving large scanned documents.

Limitations to know about

The stronger levels convert pages to images, so text is no longer selectable or searchable. PDFs that are mostly plain text are often already compact and may not shrink. If a result would be larger than your original, the tool tells you instead of downloading it. Very large files depend on your device’s memory.

Privacy & security

Your files are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript and the open-source pdf-lib and pdf.js libraries. They are never uploaded to any server, so private documents stay on your own device.

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What does the PDF Watermark tool do?

The PDF Watermark tool prints a line of text diagonally or horizontally across every page of a document. It is the quick way to mark a file as CONFIDENTIAL, DRAFT or SAMPLE, or to add a company or author name before sharing.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Type the watermark text and choose size, opacity, rotation, position and colour.
3. Click “Add Watermark”.
4. Your watermarked PDF downloads automatically.

Key features

• Full control over size, opacity, angle and colour.
• Centered, top or bottom placement.
• Applied to every page in one pass.
• Original text and images underneath stay selectable.

Common use cases

• Marking contracts as drafts.
• Labelling documents confidential before emailing.
• Adding an author or brand name to shared handouts.

Limitations to know about

Only text watermarks are supported (no image watermarks here — use the Add Image to PDF tool for logos). The built-in font supports standard Latin characters, so other alphabets are not available. The watermark is drawn on top of page content and applies to all pages.

Privacy & security

Your files are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript and the open-source pdf-lib and pdf.js libraries. They are never uploaded to any server, so private documents stay on your own device.

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What does the PDF Page Numbers tool do?

PDF Page Numbers adds a running page number to every page of a document. Choose the corner or edge, the numbering format and the starting number, which is useful for combined reports, scanned bundles and legal exhibits.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Choose a position and format, and set the first number.
3. Click “Add Page Numbers”.
4. Download the numbered PDF.

Key features

• Six positions: top or bottom, left, center or right.
• Four formats including “Page 3 of 12”.
• Custom starting number.
• Adjustable font size.

Common use cases

• Numbering a merged report.
• Adding page references to a scanned bundle.
• Preparing court or tender documents that require numbered pages.

Limitations to know about

Numbers apply to all pages; skipping a cover page is not supported in this version (split off the cover first, or start numbering at 0). The font is a standard Helvetica, and numbers are drawn on top of existing content.

Privacy & security

Your files are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript and the open-source pdf-lib and pdf.js libraries. They are never uploaded to any server, so private documents stay on your own device.

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What does the PDF Metadata Editor tool do?

Every PDF carries hidden document properties such as title, author, subject, keywords and the software that created it. This tool reads them as soon as you upload a file, lets you edit them, and can also wipe them before you share the document.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF; its current properties fill in automatically.
2. Edit any field, or tick the privacy option to clear them all.
3. Click “Save Metadata”.
4. Download the updated PDF.

Key features

• Reads existing properties automatically.
• Edit title, author, subject, keywords and creator.
• One-click privacy mode to clear properties.
• Page content is left untouched.

Common use cases

• Removing an author name before sharing a draft.
• Setting a clear title so the PDF shows properly in browser tabs and search results.
• Adding keywords for document management systems.

Limitations to know about

This tool edits the standard document-information fields. Some PDFs also store a separate XMP metadata packet or custom properties that this version does not rewrite, so a few viewers may still show older values. Dates are kept as they were.

Privacy & security

Your files are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript and the open-source pdf-lib and pdf.js libraries. They are never uploaded to any server, so private documents stay on your own device.

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What does the Sign PDF tool do?

Sign PDF lets you draw a signature with your mouse, finger or stylus — or upload a picture of your signature — and place it on a document. It is a fast way to return a signed form without printing and scanning.

How to use it

1. Upload the PDF you need to sign.
2. Draw your signature in the box, or upload a signature image.
3. Choose the page(s), position and size.
4. Click “Sign PDF” and download the signed copy.

Key features

• Draw with mouse, touch or stylus.
• Optional upload of a signature image (PNG with transparent background works best).
• Automatic trimming of empty space around a drawn signature.
• First page, last page or every page.

Common use cases

• Returning a signed agreement by email.
• Signing consent forms or permission slips.
• Initialling every page of a document.

Limitations to know about

This adds a visual signature image to the page. It is not a cryptographic digital signature and does not provide the legal assurances of certificate-based e-signature services. Check whether the recipient requires a specific type of signature. You cannot drag the signature to a custom spot yet; choose one of the preset positions.

Privacy & security

Your files are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript and the open-source pdf-lib and pdf.js libraries. They are never uploaded to any server, so private documents stay on your own device.

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What does the Crop PDF tool do?

Crop PDF removes unwanted margins, scanner borders or binding edges from every page. Enter how much to trim from each side and the page area shrinks to match.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Choose a unit and enter how much to trim from the top, right, bottom and left.
3. Click “Crop PDF”.
4. Download the cropped file.

Key features

• Independent control of all four sides.
• Millimetres, inches or points.
• Applied consistently to every page.
• Validates that margins are not larger than the page.

Common use cases

• Removing black scanner edges.
• Trimming wide margins before reading on a phone.
• Cutting off a header or footer band.

Limitations to know about

The same margins are applied to every page. Cropping hides the outside area but does not permanently erase the underlying content from the file, so do not rely on cropping to remove sensitive information. There is no visual crop box in this version; enter measurements instead.

Privacy & security

Your files are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript and the open-source pdf-lib and pdf.js libraries. They are never uploaded to any server, so private documents stay on your own device.

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What does the PDF to Grayscale tool do?

PDF to Grayscale renders each page, removes the colour and rebuilds the document in shades of grey. It is handy before printing in black and white or when you want a smaller, uniform-looking file.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Choose an image quality.
3. Click “Convert to Grayscale”.
4. Download the grayscale PDF.

Key features

• True per-pixel grayscale conversion.
• Three quality levels.
• Keeps original page dimensions.
• Page-by-page progress.

Common use cases

• Saving colour ink when printing.
• Making scans look uniform.
• Preparing documents for black-and-white submission.

Limitations to know about

Because every page is rendered to an image, text is no longer selectable or searchable in the result, and file size can increase for text-only documents. Very long documents need more memory.

Privacy & security

Your files are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript and the open-source pdf-lib and pdf.js libraries. They are never uploaded to any server, so private documents stay on your own device.

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What does the Reorder PDF Pages tool do?

Reorder PDF Pages builds a new PDF whose pages appear in the order you type. After you upload a file the page count is shown, so you can write the sequence, such as 3,1,2 or 5-1 patterns written out in ranges.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF and note the page count.
2. Type the page order, using commas and ranges, for example 4,1-3,5.
3. Choose whether unlisted pages are kept or dropped.
4. Click “Reorder Pages” and download.

Key features

• Flexible order syntax with commas and ranges.
• Pages can be repeated.
• Option to keep or drop unlisted pages.
• Page content and quality are unchanged.

Common use cases

• Fixing scanned pages that came out in the wrong sequence.
• Moving an appendix to the front.
• Duplicating a cover or signature page.

Limitations to know about

This version uses a typed order rather than drag-and-drop thumbnails. Ranges must run upward (write 1-3, not 3-1). Pages are copied exactly as they are.

Privacy & security

Your files are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript and the open-source pdf-lib and pdf.js libraries. They are never uploaded to any server, so private documents stay on your own device.

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What does the PDF Page Extractor tool do?

PDF Page Extractor creates a separate PDF for every range you list. Typing 1-3,5,7-10 gives you three files: one with pages 1 to 3, one with page 5 and one with pages 7 to 10.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF; the page count is shown.
2. Type the ranges you want, separated by commas.
3. Click “Extract Pages”.
4. Each range downloads as its own PDF.

Key features

• One output file per range.
• Single pages and ranges can be mixed.
• Validates every page number.
• Up to 40 files in one run.

Common use cases

• Separating chapters into their own files.
• Pulling single invoices out of a combined PDF.
• Sharing only the relevant pages.

Limitations to know about

Browsers may ask permission to download several files at once; allow it if some files do not appear. To combine ranges into a single file, use Split PDF instead.

Privacy & security

Your files are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript and the open-source pdf-lib and pdf.js libraries. They are never uploaded to any server, so private documents stay on your own device.

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What does the Reverse PDF Pages tool do?

Reverse PDF Pages flips the order of a document so that the last page comes first. It fixes scans fed into a scanner back-to-front.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Click “Reverse Pages”.
3. Download the reversed document.

Key features

• One-click operation.
• Keeps original page quality and size.
• Works on documents of any length.
• Instant, no settings needed.

Common use cases

• Fixing documents scanned in reverse order.
• Preparing pages for a particular printing order.
• Reading a right-to-left document in sequence.

Limitations to know about

Pages are reversed as whole units; interleaved front/back scans may need the Odd/Even tool first. Bookmarks and links between pages may not carry over.

Privacy & security

Your files are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript and the open-source pdf-lib and pdf.js libraries. They are never uploaded to any server, so private documents stay on your own device.

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What does the Insert Blank Pages tool do?

Insert Blank Pages adds one or more empty pages at the positions you specify. Each blank page copies the size of the page next to it, so the document stays consistent.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Enter the page numbers after which blanks should go (use 0 for the very beginning).
3. Choose how many blank pages to add at each spot.
4. Click “Insert Blank Pages” and download.

Key features

• Multiple insertion points in one run.
• Up to 10 blank pages per spot.
• Blank page matches the size of its neighbour.
• Original pages are untouched.

Common use cases

• Adding separator pages between chapters.
• Leaving room for handwritten notes.
• Preparing double-sided printing where a section must start on a right-hand page.

Limitations to know about

Blank pages are fully empty; you can add text to them afterwards with the Add Text to PDF tool. A page number higher than the document length is rejected.

Privacy & security

Your files are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript and the open-source pdf-lib and pdf.js libraries. They are never uploaded to any server, so private documents stay on your own device.

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What does the Add Header & Footer tool do?

This tool stamps the same header and footer on every page. Type {page} for the current page number and {pages} for the total, so a footer like “Page {page} of {pages}” counts automatically.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Type a header, a footer, or both.
3. Choose alignment and font size.
4. Click “Add Header / Footer” and download.

Key features

• Header and footer in one pass.
• {page} and {pages} placeholders.
• Left, center or right alignment.
• Adjustable font size.

Common use cases

• Adding a document title to every page.
• Adding a confidentiality notice.
• Labelling pages with a project or case number.

Limitations to know about

Text uses the built-in Helvetica font (standard Latin characters). The text is placed about half an inch from the top and bottom edge and may overlap content that already sits there. Same text and alignment apply to every page.

Privacy & security

Your files are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript and the open-source pdf-lib and pdf.js libraries. They are never uploaded to any server, so private documents stay on your own device.

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What does the Image to PDF (Any Format) tool do?

This converter turns a stack of pictures into one PDF, one image per page. Unlike a JPG-only or PNG-only tool, it also accepts WebP, GIF and BMP files by converting them in your browser first.

How to use it

1. Upload one or more images; use the × button to remove any.
2. Choose a page size, orientation and margin.
3. Click “Create PDF”.
4. Download your combined PDF.

Key features

• Accepts JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF and BMP.
• Fit-to-image or standard page sizes.
• Automatic orientation per image.
• Adjustable margin.

Common use cases

• Combining photographed receipts into one expense file.
• Turning screenshots into a shareable document.
• Bundling scanned pages saved as images.

Limitations to know about

Images are added in the order shown. Formats the browser cannot read (for example HEIC on most non-Apple devices) will be rejected with an error. Animated GIFs use their first frame. Very large photos increase file size; compress afterwards if needed.

Privacy & security

Your files are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript and the open-source pdf-lib and pdf.js libraries. They are never uploaded to any server, so private documents stay on your own device.

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What does the Resize PDF Pages tool do?

Resize PDF Pages converts a document to a standard paper size. Each page is scaled to fit the new size and centred, so a US Letter file can be printed cleanly on A4 and vice versa.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Choose the target page size and orientation.
3. Click “Resize Pages”.
4. Download the resized PDF.

Key features

• Five standard sizes.
• Keeps proportions — no stretching.
• Pages stay vector and text stays selectable.
• Match-each-page orientation option.

Common use cases

• Sending a Letter document to an A4 printer.
• Standardising mixed-size scans.
• Preparing files for a print shop.

Limitations to know about

Content is scaled, not re-flowed, so a page with a different aspect ratio will have blank bands on two sides. Annotations and form fields may not be carried across.

Privacy & security

Your files are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript and the open-source pdf-lib and pdf.js libraries. They are never uploaded to any server, so private documents stay on your own device.

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What does the PDF Info Viewer tool do?

PDF Info Viewer reports the technical facts about a PDF in one place: file size, PDF version, page count, page dimensions, whether it is encrypted, whether it contains selectable text, and the document properties.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Click “Show PDF Info”.
3. Read the report, copy it, or download it as a text file.

Key features

• Page count and paper size (A4, Letter and so on).
• Encryption and text-layer detection.
• Author, title, creator and dates.
• Copy or download the report.

Common use cases

• Checking whether a PDF is a scan or has real text.
• Confirming a file’s page size before printing.
• Auditing document properties before publishing.

Limitations to know about

Text-layer detection checks the first three pages only. For encrypted files the document properties cannot be read.

Privacy & security

Your files are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript and the open-source pdf-lib and pdf.js libraries. They are never uploaded to any server, so private documents stay on your own device.

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What does the Split PDF Every N Pages tool do?

This tool divides a PDF into equal chunks. Set N to 1 to get one file per page, or 10 to get a new file for every ten pages. The final file contains whatever is left over.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Enter how many pages each file should have.
3. Click “Split PDF”.
4. Download the numbered parts.

Key features

• Even split with automatic numbering.
• One-page-per-file mode.
• Up to 60 output files per run.
• No loss of quality.

Common use cases

• Splitting a batch scan of single-page invoices.
• Dividing a long report into chapters of equal length.
• Breaking up a file to meet an upload size limit.

Limitations to know about

You may need to allow multiple downloads in your browser. Output is capped at 60 files per run; choose a larger N for very long documents.

Privacy & security

Your files are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript and the open-source pdf-lib and pdf.js libraries. They are never uploaded to any server, so private documents stay on your own device.

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What does the Odd & Even Pages tool do?

This tool pulls either all odd pages or all even pages into a new PDF. It is built for manual double-sided printing and for separating the fronts and backs of a scan.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Choose odd or even pages.
3. Click “Extract Pages”.
4. Download the result.

Key features

• One-click odd or even extraction.
• Original quality is kept.
• Works on any document length.
• No settings beyond the choice.

Common use cases

• Printing a document double-sided on a single-sided printer.
• Separating front and back scans from a sheet-fed scanner.
• Creating a half-length summary copy.

Limitations to know about

Pages are taken in their original order. If the back sides come out in reverse order, run the result through Reverse PDF Pages.

Privacy & security

Your files are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript and the open-source pdf-lib and pdf.js libraries. They are never uploaded to any server, so private documents stay on your own device.

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What does the PDF to HTML tool do?

PDF to HTML reads the text of each page, rebuilds it line by line and saves it as a standalone web page that opens in any browser. Each PDF page becomes its own section with a heading.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Click “Convert to HTML”.
3. Open the downloaded .html file in a browser or editor.

Key features

• Clean, responsive HTML with one section per page.
• Special characters are escaped safely.
• Opens anywhere — no software required.
• Works offline once downloaded.

Common use cases

• Republishing text from a report on a website.
• Making PDF content readable on small screens.
• Extracting text for editing in a code editor.

Limitations to know about

Only text is converted. Images, tables, colours, fonts and the visual layout are not reproduced, and columns may be read in a different order. Scanned PDFs have no text to extract and need OCR first.

Privacy & security

Your files are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript and the open-source pdf-lib and pdf.js libraries. They are never uploaded to any server, so private documents stay on your own device.

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What does the PDF to Word (Text Only) tool do?

PDF to Word (Text Only) extracts the text of every page and saves it in a .doc file that Microsoft Word, LibreOffice and most word processors can open. Page breaks are kept, so each PDF page starts on a new page.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Click “Convert to Word”.
3. Open the downloaded file in Word and use “Save As” if you need .docx.

Key features

• Editable text from selectable PDFs.
• Page breaks preserved.
• Opens in Word, LibreOffice and Google Docs.
• No upload, no signup, no email.

Common use cases

• Reusing paragraphs from a report.
• Editing text from a contract draft.
• Pulling quotations into an essay.

Limitations to know about

This is a text-only conversion, not a full layout-preserving converter. Images, tables, fonts, columns and formatting are not carried over, and the file is a Word-readable .doc rather than a native .docx. True layout-accurate PDF-to-Word conversion needs server-side software and is not possible with browser-only code. Scanned PDFs need OCR first.

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What does the Word (DOCX) to PDF — Text tool do?

This tool reads the text of a .docx file in your browser using the open-source mammoth.js library and lays it out as a clean PDF with automatic wrapping and page breaks. It is suited to text-based documents such as letters, notes and essays.

How to use it

1. Upload a .docx file.
2. Choose a page size and font size.
3. Click “Convert to PDF”.
4. Download the PDF.

Key features

• Reads standard .docx files.
• Paragraph breaks preserved.
• Automatic pagination.
• Selectable text in the PDF.

Common use cases

• Turning a plain letter or essay into a PDF.
• Sharing notes in a universal format.
• Quickly archiving text content.

Limitations to know about

This is a text-only conversion. It does not keep fonts, bold or italic styling, headings, images, tables, headers, footers or page layout, so it cannot “keep formatting”. Old .doc files are not supported. Characters outside standard Latin are replaced with a question mark. For layout-accurate results use Word’s own Save as PDF or Print to PDF.

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What does the TXT File to PDF tool do?

TXT File to PDF converts a plain-text file into a PDF with sensible margins, automatic line wrapping and page breaks. Unlike the typing tool, this one works directly from a file on your device.

How to use it

1. Upload a .txt file.
2. Choose page size and font size.
3. Click “Convert to PDF”.
4. Download the PDF.

Key features

• Handles long files and many pages.
• Preserves blank lines and paragraphs.
• Selectable, searchable text in the PDF.
• Choice of A4 or Letter.

Common use cases

• Sharing logs or notes as a PDF.
• Archiving plain-text documents.
• Preparing text for printing.

Limitations to know about

Plain text only; there is no bold, colour or font choice. Common symbols such as curly quotes and dashes are mapped to standard equivalents, and characters outside standard Latin are replaced with a question mark.

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What does the CSV to PDF Table tool do?

CSV to PDF draws your spreadsheet data as a table. It detects commas, semicolons or tabs, handles quoted cells, shades the header row, and repeats the header on every page.

How to use it

1. Upload a .csv file.
2. Choose orientation and font size.
3. Click “Convert to PDF”.
4. Download the formatted table.

Key features

• Automatic delimiter detection.
• Quoted fields and embedded commas handled.
• Header row repeats on each page.
• Long cells are shortened with an ellipsis.

Common use cases

• Sending a data export to someone without a spreadsheet app.
• Printing a customer or inventory list.
• Archiving a report snapshot.

Limitations to know about

Wide tables are squeezed to fit the page width, so very long cell contents are truncated with “...”. Choose landscape and a smaller font for wide data. Only the first 300 rows are used to size the columns. Excel files (.xlsx) are not supported; export to CSV first.

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What does the Unlock PDF tool do?

Unlock PDF rebuilds a protected document as a restriction-free PDF. It works for files that open without a password but block printing, copying or editing, and for password-protected files when you enter the correct password.

How to use it

1. Upload the PDF.
2. If it needs a password to open, type it in.
3. Click “Unlock PDF”.
4. Download the unlocked copy.

Key features

• Handles owner-password restrictions on files that open freely.
• Opens password-protected files when you supply the password.
• Page-by-page progress.
• Everything stays in your browser.

Common use cases

• Printing a PDF whose author enabled print restrictions on your own document.
• Copying text from a file you have the right to use.
• Opening an old file whose password you remember.

Limitations to know about

This tool cannot guess, crack or bypass an unknown password; if the file needs a password to open and you do not have it, it will not open. The unlocked copy is rebuilt from page images, so text is no longer selectable and the file may be larger. Only unlock documents you own or have permission to modify, and respect the rights of the document’s author.

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What does the Remove Blank Pages tool do?

Remove Blank Pages checks every page for visible content and drops the ones that are empty. It is made for double-sided scans, which often produce blank backs.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Choose a sensitivity level.
3. Click “Remove Blank Pages”.
4. Download the cleaned PDF and read which pages were removed.

Key features

• Automatic blank-page detection.
• Three sensitivity levels.
• Lists the removed page numbers.
• Kept pages stay as vector pages with selectable text.

Common use cases

• Cleaning up a duplex scan.
• Removing accidental empty pages from an export.
• Shortening a long document before sharing.

Limitations to know about

Detection is based on how much of the page is non-white at low resolution. Pages with faint watermarks, page numbers or scan noise may count as non-blank at strict settings, and near-empty pages with small content may be treated as blank at lenient settings. Review the report before relying on the result.

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What does the Multiple Pages per Sheet tool do?

This N-up tool shrinks several pages onto each sheet of paper, producing handouts and economical print copies. Choose 2, 4, 6 or 9 pages per sheet and an optional border around every page.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Choose how many pages per sheet and the sheet size.
3. Decide whether to draw borders.
4. Click “Create Layout” and download.

Key features

• 2, 4, 6 and 9-up layouts.
• A4 or Letter sheets with automatic orientation.
• Optional page borders.
• Pages stay vector and sharp.

Common use cases

• Making lecture handouts from slides exported to PDF.
• Saving paper on draft prints.
• Creating a quick contact sheet of a document.

Limitations to know about

Pages are placed left to right, top to bottom, in their original order. This is not a booklet imposition tool (it does not reorder pages for folding). Text gets small at 6 and 9 per sheet.

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What does the Add Text to PDF tool do?

Add Text to PDF writes your own text onto a document. Pick the font, size, colour and one of nine positions, and choose whether it goes on every page or just a range.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Type the text and choose font, size, colour and position.
3. Optionally limit it to certain pages.
4. Click “Add Text” and download.

Key features

• Three fonts, any colour and size.
• Nine placement positions.
• Multi-line text.
• Apply to all pages or a range.

Common use cases

• Adding “Received” or “Approved” labels.
• Writing a case or reference number on selected pages.
• Filling a short field on a flat form.

Limitations to know about

Text is placed at one of nine preset positions rather than dragged to a spot. Fonts are the three standard PDF fonts with Latin characters only. Existing text cannot be edited or erased with this tool.

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What does the Add Image / Logo to PDF tool do?

Add Image / Logo to PDF stamps a picture onto the pages you choose. It is ideal for company logos, approval stamps and image watermarks, with control over size, position and transparency.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Choose the image or logo to place.
3. Set pages, position, width and opacity.
4. Click “Add Image” and download.

Key features

• Accepts PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF and BMP.
• Keeps PNG transparency.
• Nine positions and adjustable size and opacity.
• Apply to all pages or a range.

Common use cases

• Adding a company logo to every page.
• Stamping “Paid” or “Approved” graphics.
• Creating an image watermark with low opacity.

Limitations to know about

The image is placed at one of nine preset positions at a width relative to the page. Free-form dragging is not available yet. Very large images increase file size.

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What does the PDF Word Counter tool do?

PDF Word Counter reads the text of a PDF and reports total words, characters with and without spaces, approximate sentences, words per page, estimated reading time and the ten most common words.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Click “Count Words”.
3. Read the statistics, copy them, or download the report.

Key features

• Words, characters and sentence estimate.
• Words per page breakdown.
• Estimated reading time.
• Top ten frequent words (common filler words ignored).

Common use cases

• Checking an essay or report against a word limit.
• Estimating translation cost.
• Comparing the length of documents.

Limitations to know about

Only selectable text is counted; scanned pages without a text layer count as zero words. Counts can differ slightly from Word or Google Docs because PDFs split text differently. Sentence count is an approximation.

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What does the Search Text in PDF tool do?

Search Text in PDF scans a whole document for a word or phrase and tells you how many matches were found, which pages contain them, and shows a short snippet around each of the first few matches on every page.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Type the word or phrase and choose match-case or whole-word options.
3. Click “Search PDF”.
4. Review the page list and snippets, or download the results.

Key features

• Case-sensitive and whole-word options.
• Match count and page list.
• Context snippets.
• Copy or download results.

Common use cases

• Finding where a clause or name appears in a long contract.
• Checking a report for specific terms.
• Locating references in an academic paper.

Limitations to know about

Only selectable text is searched. Scanned documents need OCR. Phrases that break across lines or pages may not be matched, and the tool does not highlight the result inside the PDF itself.

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What does the PDF to One Long Image tool do?

PDF to One Long Image renders every page and stacks them vertically into one continuous picture. It is useful for sharing a short document in a chat app or posting it where only images are allowed.

How to use it

1. Upload your PDF.
2. Choose PNG or JPG and a quality level.
3. Click “Create Image”.
4. Download the long image.

Key features

• Single continuous image of the whole document.
• PNG or JPG output.
• Automatic scale reduction to stay within browser limits.
• Pages of different widths are centred.

Common use cases

• Sharing a one-to-five page document on social media or chat.
• Embedding a whole document as one image.
• Making a preview picture of a document.

Limitations to know about

Browsers limit the maximum size of a canvas, so long documents are scaled down automatically and very long documents (roughly dozens of pages) will be refused with a message suggesting you split the PDF first. The result is an image, so text is not selectable.

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