PDF Tools

PDF is where documents end up — contracts, statements, scans, manuals — and real work means merging, splitting, reordering, rotating, compressing, protecting and extracting from those files. This category covers the full lifecycle: assemble documents from images or other PDFs, restructure them page by page, then secure and shrink the result.

Two principles define these tools. First, quality: merges, splits and rotations copy pages losslessly, so text stays selectable and images keep their fidelity. Second, privacy: every operation runs locally via in-browser PDF engines, which matters because the documents people need to fix — contracts, medical records, financial papers — are exactly the documents that should never be uploaded.

Beyond structure, the text tools extract what's inside: page counts for printing decisions, text layers for quoting, OCR for scanned pages, and Word conversion for editing. Whatever state your PDF is in, there is a one-click path to what you need.