PDF tools

Combine multiple PDFs into a single file. Drag to reorder.

Split by page ranges, every N pages, or extract a selection.

Delete pages from a PDF — visual thumbnail picker.

Pick pages to keep as a new PDF (or one PDF per page).

Reorder, rotate, and delete pages in one visual editor.

Rotate pages 90, 180, or 270 degrees — per page or all.

Stamp page numbers on every page. Choose where they go, what they say, and how big.

Lay text or a logo image on top of every page (e.g. a faded "DRAFT" or a company logo).

Crop pages to a region — draggable selection on a preview.

Combine photos or screenshots into a single PDF, one image per page.

Save a web page as a PDF — paste a link or upload an HTML file.

Save a Word, Excel, or PowerPoint file as a PDF.

Turn each page into a JPEG image. Choose how sharp (resolution) and how big the file can be.

Save a PDF as a Microsoft Word (.docx) file you can edit.

Pull the tables out of a PDF into a Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) spreadsheet.

Save each PDF page as a slide in a PowerPoint (.pptx) deck.

Lock a PDF with a password — opening it later requires the password.

Remove the password from a PDF (you'll need to know the current password).

Add your signature to a PDF — draw it with your mouse/finger or upload a photo of it.

Make a PDF smaller (easier to email or upload). Shows the size before and after.

Try to fix a damaged PDF that won't open or shows errors.

Save your PDF as PDF/A — a strict version of PDF designed for long-term storage (banks, archives, and governments require it).

Run OCR (Optical Character Recognition — reads the text out of images) on a scanned PDF so you can search, copy, and select the text.

Add text, images, shapes, and freehand drawings on top of a PDF.

Compare two PDFs page-by-page and highlight what changed (visual diff).