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📄 PDF Tools

Merge, split, and convert images to PDF in one place! 100% in-browser processing — files never leave your device. Free, no installation!

🔒 All processing happens entirely in your browser. Your files are never uploaded to a server.
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Drag & drop PDF files or click to select

PDF · Max 50MB per file · Multiple files supported

How to Use PDF Tools

  1. Choose the Merge, Split, or Image-to-PDF tab
  2. Drag & drop or click to upload PDF or image files
  3. Reorder files or set the page range
  4. Press the button and the result PDF downloads instantly

Everything About PDF Tools

Merging, splitting, and converting images to PDF are among the most common document tasks in offices and schools. Combine scattered contracts into one file, extract only the pages you need from a thick report, or bundle multiple scanned photos into a single PDF — all with this one tool. Use it right in your browser with no software installation or sign-up.

The standout feature is 100% client-side processing. Most online PDF services upload your files to their servers, but here every operation happens entirely inside your browser. Sensitive documents like contracts, pay stubs, or ID copies are processed safely with zero risk of exposure, and with no upload wait, it stays fast even on slow connections.

The Merge tab lets you upload multiple PDFs, reorder them with up/down buttons, and combine them in one click. The Split tab shows the total page count and extracts exactly the pages you specify with range notation like "1-3,5". The Image-to-PDF tab arranges multiple JPG/PNG files in order and produces an A4-sized PDF with aspect ratios preserved — perfect for submitting scanned documents or assignments.

Pro tip: for business submissions, merging in the order "application form → ID → bank book copy" makes review easier for the recipient. Photos of documents taken on your phone can be converted to PDF via the image tab to meet email or fax submission requirements. Files up to 50MB each are supported; compress large scanned PDFs with an image compressor first for faster processing.

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