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Everything you need to work with PDFs — merge, split, compress, rotate, watermark, number, and sign, plus conversions to and from Word, images, and plain text. Most tools run right in your browser, so your files stay private.
22 tools · free · no sign-up
Most things you do to a PDF can happen entirely on your own machine, because the format is well documented and browsers are capable enough to read and rewrite it directly. That covers merging, splitting, rotating, deleting pages, adding page numbers or a watermark, signing, adding or removing a password, and pulling out the text. Those tools never upload your file, which matters because PDFs are so often contracts, statements, and medical letters. The exceptions are the Office conversions: turning Word, Excel, or PowerPoint into PDF, or a PDF back into an editable Word or PowerPoint file. Those depend on rendering engines too large to run in a browser, so the file is sent over an encrypted connection, converted, and deleted straight after, with a 15 MB limit. Nine of these tools are completely free with no sign-up; the rest, including merge, split, and compress, are Pro.
Nine are completely free with no sign-up: PDF to text, text to PDF, sign, rotate, delete pages, add page numbers, watermark, and add or remove a password. Merging, splitting, compressing, converting to or from images, and the Office conversions such as Word to PDF are Pro features.
Most PDF tools run entirely in your browser, so your files never leave your device. The advanced Office conversions are processed securely on our server and deleted right after.
Browser-based tools are limited mainly by your device's memory; server conversions accept files up to 15 MB.