Everything you need to work with PDF files
PDF is the standard format for contracts, invoices, forms, reports and scanned paperwork, but small edits usually mean opening a heavy desktop app. These PDF tools cover the jobs people do most often. Combine several files into one with Merge PDF, pull out chapters with Split PDF, delete blank or private pages with the PDF Page Remover, and fix sideways scans with Rotate PDF.
When you need to send a file by email, Compress PDF shows you the real before-and-after size, so you know exactly how much it shrank. To finish a document, add page numbers, stamp a “Draft” or “Confidential” watermark, or lock it with a password using genuine AES-256 encryption. You can also go between formats: turn photos into a PDF with JPG to PDF, or export pages as images with PDF to JPG.
How these PDF tools handle your files
The tools use well-known open-source libraries (pdf-lib, PDF.js and JSZip) that run in your browser. When you choose a file, it is read into memory on your device and the result is created there too. Nothing is uploaded to our server. Very large files depend on your device’s memory, so a phone may struggle with a 200 MB scan that a laptop handles easily.
PDF tools FAQ
Can I edit password-protected PDFs?
Not directly. Encrypted PDFs must be unlocked first in a reader where you know the password. The tools tell you clearly when a file is protected instead of producing a broken result.
Is there a page or file-size limit?
Each tool accepts files up to 200 MB. In practice the limit is your device’s memory: hundreds of pages work well on a computer, while very large scans are slower on phones.
Will the tools change my original file?
No. Your original stays untouched on your device. Each tool creates a new file that you download separately.