17 tools

PDF Tools

Merge, split, compress, watermark, and edit PDF files entirely in your browser — no upload, no account, nothing installed.

Add Page Numbers to PDF

Number every page with your choice of position, start, and format.

Add Watermark to PDF

Stamp a diagonal text watermark across every page.

Compare Two PDFs

See what text changed between two versions of a PDF.

Compress PDF

Shrink a PDF's file size with an adjustable quality slider.

Crop PDF

Crop PDF pages with a visual crop box, auto-detect, exact margins and page selection.

Edit PDF

Add draggable, resizable text, images and symbols to a PDF, plus highlight, draw and whiteout.

HTML to PDF

Convert pasted HTML and CSS into a PDF with page size and margin options.

Images to PDF

Combine JPG or PNG photos into a single multi-page PDF.

Merge PDF

Combine multiple PDF files into one, in any order you choose.

PDF Grayscale Converter

Convert a color PDF to grayscale or pure black and white.

PDF Info Viewer

Check page count, file size, dimensions, and orientation.

PDF Metadata Editor

View, edit, or clear a PDF's title, author, and keywords.

PDF to Images

Convert every page of a PDF into a downloadable PNG image.

PDF to Text

Extract PDF text with layout and column detection, OCR for scans, TXT and Word download.

Reorder & Duplicate PDF Pages

Drag to reorder, duplicate, or insert blank pages.

Rotate & Delete PDF Pages

Rotate individual pages or remove ones you don't need, then export.

Split PDF

Split a PDF by page ranges or page previews: extract, split into files, remove pages, or every N pages.

PDF tools: what each one does and when to use it

PDF is the standard format for documents that must look the same everywhere, but editing one usually needs paid software. The tools in this group cover the jobs most people actually have: joining several files into one (Merge), pulling out chosen pages with ranges such as 2-3,5,7-8 (Split), rotating or removing pages (Organizer), changing page order or adding blank pages (Reorder), trimming margins (Crop), adding page numbers or a watermark, and placing text, images, symbols, highlights and signatures on a page (Edit PDF).

Everything runs inside your browser, so confidential documents such as contracts, ID copies and bank statements are not uploaded. A few tools redraw pages as pictures (Compress, Grayscale), which makes files smaller or black and white but means the text can no longer be selected; each tool's page states this clearly. If a portal rejects your file for size, try Compress PDF, or Split PDF to send only the pages needed. For scanned documents, PDF to Text can use OCR to recognise the words.