Merge, split and reorganise
Stitch scans into one file, pull out a single chapter, straighten a sideways page, reorder a report. The list order is the output order.
- 19 tools across 5 categories
- Live preview before you commit
Merge, split, rotate, compress, unlock, watermark and convert — 19 everyday PDF tools that run entirely inside your browser. Your documents never leave your device.
Three things this toolkit does properly — and the reason it beats uploading your document to a stranger's server.
Stitch scans into one file, pull out a single chapter, straighten a sideways page, reorder a report. The list order is the output order.
PDF to images, images to PDF, Word to PDF, text to QR. Pick the format you need and download it straight from the page.
Every tool is JavaScript running in your own tab. There is no upload step and no server-side copy of your document — ever.
Most online PDF tools upload your document to a server. This one does not.
Merging, splitting, compressing and converting all happen in JavaScript, inside your browser tab. There is no upload step and no server-side copy of your document.
No sign-up wall, no daily quota, no "upgrade to download" pop-up, no stamp on your pages. Open a tool, use it, close the tab.
Every library is bundled with the site, so the tools keep working with a weak connection — or none at all. Nothing is pulled from a third-party CDN.
Compression lowers image quality. Word-to-PDF produces an image-based PDF. We say so on the page instead of hiding it in a footnote.
Nineteen tools, grouped by what you are actually trying to do.
Combine documents, or cut them apart
Rotate, delete, reorder and reverse pages
PDF, images and Word, in either direction
Page numbers, watermarks, compression, unlocking
QR codes, text comparison, favicon building
No tutorial video, no account. This is the whole workflow.
Browse by category — merge & split, page editing, conversion, watermark & optimisation, or the utility shelf.
Click the drop area or drag a file onto it. Some tools take several files at once; the list order is the output order.
Page ranges, rotation angle, image quality, watermark text. Every tool shows a live preview before you commit.
The result is generated in your browser and saved through your normal download folder. Nothing is uploaded at any point.
Solicitors, accountants, teachers and students — anyone whose documents are not supposed to leave the machine.
I handle client contracts, so uploading them to a random converter was never an option. This one just works, in the tab, offline if I need it.
The compression slider is the honest part. It shows me the projected size before I commit, instead of making me guess and re-upload five times.
I merge forty-odd scanned worksheets into one PDF every week. It takes a minute and nothing goes near the internet.
Short answers. The full list lives on the FAQ page.
Correct. There is no upload endpoint on this site at all. Every tool is JavaScript running in your tab, reading the file through the browser File API. You can even disconnect from the internet after the page has loaded and the tools will still work.
Free with no catch. The site is funded by unobtrusive display advertising, which is why there is no paywall, no account and no watermark. Adverts never touch your files.
The practical limit is your own device memory rather than an artificial quota — a few hundred megabytes is usually fine on a modern laptop, less so on a phone. Very large scans are best handled one at a time.
Compression works by re-encoding the images inside the PDF. A document that is mostly text has almost no image data to squeeze, so the size barely moves. Scanned documents shrink dramatically.
Yes. The layout adapts to small screens and the tools work in mobile Safari, Chrome and Firefox. Heavy jobs such as rendering hundreds of pages to images are slower on a phone and may hit memory limits.
We keep ordinary server access logs (IP address, page, timestamp) for security and abuse prevention, and we use cookies for advertising. We never receive your documents. See the privacy policy for the full detail.
Nineteen tools, no account, nothing uploaded. If something is missing, tell us — it is a one-person project and requests get read.