Free PDF tools
Merge, split, compress, sign, fill, redact and rearrange PDFs — and read the text out of one, even a password-protected one. Every tool runs in your browser: the file is never uploaded.
- Split PDF — Split a PDF in your browser — extract a page range like 1-3,5 into a new file, or burst into single-page PDFs (ZIP or one by one). Never uploaded.
- Merge PDF — Merge several PDFs into one in the order you choose — reorder, remove, see the page count. Runs in your browser; your documents are never uploaded.
- Sign PDF — Sign a PDF by hand in your browser: draw your signature with a finger or mouse, then drag, pinch and place it exactly — with a magnifier for precise positioning. Powered by pdf-lib; your document is never uploaded.
- Fill PDF Form — Fill PDF forms in your browser. Interactive fields are detected automatically — clean web form for well-named ones, editable boxes on the page otherwise — and field-less PDFs let you drop text anywhere. Export a filled, optionally flattened PDF; never uploaded.
- Edit PDF — A rudimentary in-browser PDF editor: select and move or delete images, and add new text with resize handles and line breaks. Edits the PDF content streams with pdf-lib and never uploads your file. Existing text can’t be edited or removed yet.
- Compress PDF — Make a PDF smaller in your browser: pick a compression level and it re-renders each page as an optimised JPEG and rebuilds the file — great for scanned or photo-heavy PDFs, with the size saved shown before you download. Runs with pdf.js + pdf-lib; never uploaded. Text becomes part of the image.
- PDF to Images — Convert a PDF to images — one PNG, JPG or WebP per page, at screen, print or high-DPI resolution. Pick pages, save each or all as a ZIP. Never uploaded.
- Images to PDF — Combine JPG/PNG images into a single PDF, one per page — reorder, fit-to-image or A4/Letter with a margin. Built in your browser; never uploaded.
- Booklet & N-up — Impose a PDF for printing: booklet order so a folded, stapled stack reads correctly, or two and four pages to a sheet to save paper. A booklet is not pages 1,2,3,4 on sheets — the outermost sheet carries the last page beside the first. Right-to-left binding for Arabic documents.
- Page Numbers & Watermark — Stamp a PDF without flattening it — page numbers in any position and format including Arabic-Indic, a header, a footer and a diagonal watermark. Start numbering after the cover and say what number that page carries. The text underneath stays searchable and selectable.
- Redact a PDF — Drag over anything that has to go. A black rectangle drawn in a PDF viewer hides nothing — the text stays in the file and can be selected, copied or extracted with one command. This rebuilds each page as an image so the words genuinely cease to exist, then re-reads the export to prove none are left.
- PDF to Text — Get the words out of a PDF as plain text — page by page, in reading order, ready to paste anywhere. If the PDF is a scan with no text in it, the tool says so and points you at OCR instead of handing you an empty box.
- Organise PDF Pages — Turn sideways pages the right way up, drag them into the right order, and drop the ones you do not want — all on one screen, then save. Pages are copied rather than re-drawn, so text stays text and a scan stays exactly the scan it was. The file never leaves your device.
- Scanned PDF to Text — A scanned contract, a stamped letter, a photocopied receipt — a PDF that is really a picture, so nothing can be selected or searched. This reads the letters off each page and hands you the text, in English or Arabic. Pages that already carry real text are taken as they are rather than guessed at. The engine runs in your browser: the scan never leaves your device.