PDF tools
8 toolsPDF tools support page editing, cleanup, merge, split, rotate, metadata cleanup, basic optimization, and PDF-to-image export in local workflows.
PDF tools run locally in this browser and do not include lock bypass or rights-management circumvention features.
- PDF Page EditorIntegratedMerge, split, and rotate PDF pages in one browser-side workspace.
- PDF CleanerIntegratedClean PDF metadata and run basic optimization in one browser-side workspace.
- PDF mergeMerge multiple PDFs in your browser without uploading files.
- PDF splitSplit PDF page ranges locally and download the results as a ZIP.
- PDF rotateRotate PDF pages and rebuild page order in your browser.
- PDF metadata cleanupClean document properties and page annotations in your browser.
- PDF basic optimizationApply light PDF optimization with structure re-save and cleanup.
- PDF to imagesRender PDF pages to JPEG or PNG and download a ZIP.
About this category (why ยท how ยท FAQ)
Why handle PDFs in the browser
Contracts, statements, and reports are often the documents you least want to upload. These tools open the PDF you choose inside this browser tab and write the new file there, so pages can be merged, split, rotated, or cleaned without sending the document to a server.
How the PDF tools work
- Choose PDF Page Editor for merge, split, and rotate in one place, or PDF Cleaner for metadata cleanup and basic optimization.
- Add one or more PDF files from your device.
- Set the page order, page ranges, rotation, or cleanup options.
- Download the new PDF, or a ZIP when the result is several files or page images.
Frequently asked questions
- Are my PDFs uploaded?
- No. The PDF tools read and rebuild the file in your browser. The document is not sent to a server conversion route.
- Can I open a password-protected or locked PDF?
- The PDF tools do not remove passwords, locks, or rights-management protection. Use a document you are allowed to edit.
- How much does basic optimization reduce a PDF?
- Basic optimization re-saves the structure and cleans up what it can, so the change depends on the file. It is a light optimization, not a heavy image recompression.