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2 PDF tools. Merge, split, convert and read a PDF without it leaving the tab.
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- No signup
- Private
- Works offline
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30 tools · 5 groups · 2 ready
Organise
7- Merge PDF
Split PDFSoon
Organise PagesSoon
Rotate PDFSoon
Delete PagesSoon
Extract PagesSoon
Insert PagesSoon
Compress & optimise
5Compress PDFSoon
Flatten PDFSoon
Remove MetadataSoon
Linearise for WebSoon
Downsample ImagesSoon
Convert from PDF
6- PDF to TextPreview
PDF to WordSoon
PDF to JPGSoon
PDF to PNGSoon
PDF to ExcelSoon
PDF to HTMLSoon
Convert to PDF
6JPG to PDFSoon
PNG to PDFSoon
Images to PDFSoon
Word to PDFSoon
Markdown to PDFSoon
HTML to PDFSoon
Secure & annotate
6Unlock PDFSoon
Protect PDFSoon
Watermark PDFSoon
Sign PDFSoon
Add Page NumbersSoon
Redact PDFSoon
About these PDF tools
A PDF is a container, so most jobs here move parts of the document rather than draw it again. Pages are copied from one file to another with their text, vector art and fonts intact. That keeps the result sharp and selectable, and it is far quicker than turning pages into pictures.
Two kinds of job are harder in a browser. Turning a PDF into a Word or Excel file means rebuilding a layout the format never recorded, so the result depends on how the document was made. A scan holds no text at all until it has been read by OCR. Both are possible, and each tool says what it can and cannot do on its own page.
Reading happens with pdf.js and writing with pdf-lib, both compiled for the browser. Where a page turns out to be a picture, the text is recovered with OCR, and that model is fetched only when a scan actually turns up.
- Engine
- pdf-lib and pdf.js in the page, with OCR where it is needed.
- File size
- No cap. A 1,000-page document works; it just takes longer.
- Encryption
- A password-protected file must be unlocked before anything reads it.
- Signatures
- Editing a signed PDF breaks the signature. That is the format, not us.