PDF Tools
Edit, merge, split, compress, and convert PDF documents
A complete PDF toolkit. Merge multiple PDFs, split large files, compress for smaller sizes, and convert PDFs to images. Everything happens in your browser: no uploads, no surveillance, no compromise on privacy.
All PDF Tools
PDF Merge & Split
Merge multiple PDFs into one or split a PDF by pages. All processing runs in your browser.
PDF Compress
Shrink PDF file size by repacking and optimizing structure. runs locally in your browser.
PDF to Image
Convert PDF pages to PNG or JPG images using pdf.js. rendered locally in your browser.
PDF Rotate & Reorder
Rotate, reorder, and delete pages in a PDF visually with thumbnails. Drag pages to reorder, click to rotate or remove
PDF Extract / Delete Pages
Keep or drop pages from a PDF. Pick visually with thumbnails or type a page range like 1-3, 5, 7-9. Lossless and 100% browser-side.
PDF Page Numbers
Add page numbers to a PDF in any position. Pick the corner, format, font and start number: all client-side, no upload.
PDF Header & Footer
Add headers and footers to a PDF. Six independent slots (header L/C/R + footer L/C/R), text or image, opacity, page range. All in your browser.
PDF to Text
Extract every word from a PDF as plain text or structured JSON. 100% browser-side using pdfjs-dist. No upload, no signup.
Image to PDF
Combine images (PNG, JPEG, WebP) into a single PDF. Drag-drop, reorder, rotate, choose page size and fit mode. All in your browser.
PDF Watermark
Add text or image watermarks to a PDF. Position in any zone or tile across the page, set rotation and opacity, target a page range. All client-side.
PDF Password Remover
Remove the password from a PDF you have access to. Works entirely in your browser: your password and document never leave your device.
PDF OCR / Make Searchable
Recognize text in scanned PDFs using Tesseract.js, then extract it as plain text or rebuild a searchable PDF with an invisible text layer. All client-side.
What is in PDF Tools
A working set for the things people actually need to do to a PDF: merge several into one, split or extract a page range, delete pages, add page numbers or a header and footer, compress it, convert it to and from images, run OCR to make a scan searchable, and remove a password you already know.
PDFs are the format people are most reluctant to upload, and with reason: they carry contracts, medical letters, filings and payroll. Every tool here opens the file in your browser and writes the result there too, so the document never leaves your device.
Because the work happens locally with pdf-lib rather than a re-encoding service, pages that are not being changed keep their original quality. Text stays text and images are not rasterised again.
Between them they cover the awkward jobs: numbering a bundle of exhibits before a filing, splitting a scanned batch into individual documents, stamping a footer across a report, or pulling three pages out of a fifty page manual to send to one person.
Common questions
Is my PDF uploaded anywhere?
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No. The file is opened, modified and saved entirely in your browser. Nothing is transmitted, nothing is queued on a server, and closing the tab clears everything.
Can you remove a password I do not know?
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No. The unlock tool removes the password from a document you can already open, which is a convenience rather than a crack. Recovering an unknown password is not something these tools do.
Will editing a PDF break its digital signature?
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Yes. Any modification to the page content invalidates an existing digital signature, which is by design: the signature exists to prove the document has not changed. Sign after editing, not before.
How good is the OCR?
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It uses Tesseract in the browser across 13 languages and does well on clean scans of printed text. Handwriting, heavy skew and low resolution scans remain hard, as they are for any OCR engine.