PDF Tools
We gathered the tools you need for PDF work — merging, splitting pages, image conversion, and more — in one place. All processing happens inside your browser, so your files are never sent anywhere.
How to choose a tool
Use PDF merge to join documents and split/extract to create a file from selected pages. Use organize to reorder, rotate, or delete pages, and images-to-PDF to bundle photos. Use PDF-to-image only when page content is needed as pictures; it is not OCR and does not turn text into an editable document.
Before creating a submission, open each source, check orientation and missing pages, and arrange files in merge order. For selected pages, confirm whether numbering includes the cover before extracting. When making a PDF from images, decide photo order, page size, and margins first to reduce later rotation or cropping.
How to verify the result
Save under a new name instead of overwriting. Check thumbnail order, orientation, blank pages, and duplicates from first to last. If searchable text, links, bookmarks, forms, or signatures matter, test each in the output. Converting to images removes text selection and search, and small type can blur at low resolution.
These tools process files in the browser, but large PDFs can be slow or fail from memory limits. Encrypted or damaged files, unusual fonts, complex forms, and digital signatures may not survive; editing can invalidate a signature. For important submissions, keep the source and test opening, printing, and search in another PDF viewer, not just size and page count.