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- Merge PDF— Combine several PDFs into one file, in the order you choose.
- Split PDF— Cut a PDF into smaller files by ranges, page count, size or single pages.
- Organize PDF— Reorder, rotate, delete and duplicate PDF pages on a thumbnail grid.
- Rotate PDF— Rotate all or chosen PDF pages by 90° or 180° without losing quality.
- Delete PDF Pages— Remove chosen pages from a PDF by clicking thumbnails or typing a range.
- Extract PDF Pages— Save only the pages you choose as a new PDF, by clicking thumbnails or typing ranges.
- Reverse PDF Pages— Reverse the order of all pages in a PDF in a single click.
- Add Blank Page— Insert 1 to 50 blank pages at the start, end, after a page or after every N pages.
- Insert PDF Pages— Place one or more PDFs inside another PDF at the start, at the end or after page N.
- Remove Blank Pages— Detect nearly empty pages by ink coverage, review them, then remove them.
- Crop PDF— Trim margins visually and apply the crop to all pages or a range of pages.
- Pages per Sheet— Lay out 2, 4, 6, 9 or 16 pages per sheet with borders, gaps and reading order.
- PDF Booklet— Reorder pages 2-up on landscape sheets for duplex printing and folding into a booklet.
- Compress PDF— Make a PDF smaller for email or upload forms, with a clear before-and-after size.
- PDF to Grayscale— Turn a colour PDF into a gray-tone copy for printing or lighter scans.
- Flatten PDF— Turn fillable form fields into fixed page content so the values cannot be edited.
- Repair PDF— Rebuild the structure of a damaged PDF so it opens again, without uploading it.
- Web Optimize PDF— Linearize a PDF for fast web view so the first page loads first.
- JPG to PDF— Turn JPG or JPEG photos into a single PDF, one picture per page.
- PNG to PDF— Convert PNG screenshots and graphics to PDF, keeping sharp edges and transparency.
- Images to PDF— Build one PDF from a mix of JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP and AVIF images.
- Scan to PDF— Photograph pages with your camera, clean them up, and save them as one PDF.
- Text to PDF— Turn pasted text or a .txt file into a wrapped, paginated PDF.
- Markdown to PDF— Render Markdown text or a .md file as a formatted PDF document.
- Word to PDF— Turn .doc, .docx, .odt and .rtf files into a fixed-layout PDF.
- Excel to PDF— Convert .xls, .xlsx, .ods and .csv spreadsheets into paged PDF files.
- PowerPoint to PDF— Turn .ppt, .pptx and .odp presentations into a PDF with one slide per page.
- HTML to PDF— Render pasted or uploaded HTML and CSS as a PDF, with your choice of page size and margins.
- PDF to JPG— Render PDF pages as JPG images, with your choice of pages, DPI and quality.
- PDF to PNG— Render PDF pages as lossless PNG images at 72, 150, 200 or 300 DPI.
- PDF to Images— Render PDF pages as JPG, PNG or WebP images at the resolution you choose.
- PDF to Word— Rebuild the text of a PDF as an editable .docx: paragraphs and headings, not layout.
- PDF to Excel— Detect rows and columns in a PDF and save them as an .xlsx workbook.
- PDF to PowerPoint— Turn each PDF page into a slide image, with the page text kept in the notes.
- PDF to Text— Extract a PDF's text layer to a plain .txt file, with optional layout and page separators.
- PDF to HTML— Turn a PDF into one clean HTML file with headings and paragraphs, one section per page.
- PDF to Markdown— Convert the text of a PDF into Markdown with headings, lists and emphasis.
- Extract Images from PDF— Extract the embedded photos, logos and scans from a PDF into a ZIP of image files.
- Edit PDF— Add text, images, shapes, highlights and drawings to PDF pages, then save a new copy.
- Sign PDF— Add a drawn, typed or uploaded signature image to a PDF page and save a signed copy.
- Annotate PDF— Highlight, underline, strike through, draw and add notes to a PDF, then save a marked-up copy.
- Fill PDF Form— Complete the real form fields of a fillable PDF and save the filled copy, flattened if you wish.
- Add Page Numbers— Add page numbers to a PDF, with control over position, format and start page.
- Add Header & Footer— Add running headers and footers with page, date and file-name tokens to a PDF.
- Watermark PDF— Stamp text or a logo across PDF pages, with opacity, rotation and tiling.
- Redact PDF— Truly remove text and images from PDF pages by redacting them, not just covering them.
- Remove PDF Annotations— Delete comments, highlights, links and form widgets from a PDF by type.
- Protect PDF— Encrypt a PDF with AES-256 and set open and owner passwords and permissions.
- Unlock PDF— Remove a PDF's password or usage limits when you have the right to.
- Remove PDF Metadata— Clear author, title, dates and software details hidden in a PDF's properties.
- PDF Metadata Editor— Read and change a PDF's title, author, subject, keywords and dates.
- Sanitize PDF— Remove scripts, attachments, open actions and metadata from a PDF, with a report.
- OCR PDF— Recognize text in scanned PDFs and images to get a searchable PDF or a .txt file.
- PDF Information— Inspect a PDF's pages, size, version, fonts, encryption, scripts and metadata.
- Compare PDF— Compare the text of two PDFs and see additions and removals page by page.
PDF guides
- All guides
- How to merge PDF files without losing quality
- How to compress a PDF, step by step
- Why is my PDF so big, and how do I make it smaller?
- How PDF compression works, explained without the jargon
- How to split a PDF into pages, ranges or size-limited parts
- How to extract specific pages from a PDF
- How to convert a PDF to Word and what to expect
- How to convert a Word document to PDF
- How to convert a JPG image to a PDF
- How to combine images into one PDF
- How to convert a PDF to JPG images
- How to make a scanned PDF searchable
- What is OCR and how does it work?
- How to scan documents to PDF
- PDF vs PDF/A: what is the difference?
- How to password protect a PDF file
- How to remove metadata from a PDF
- How to add page numbers to a PDF
- How to sign a PDF without printing it