All PDF Tools

Merge PDF combines any number of PDF files into one cohesive document. Drag thumbnails to set the reading order, remove pages you no longer want, and produce a single, clean PDF ready for sharing, filing, or printing. Merge PDF is the right choice whenever you receive fragments from multiple sources — contract sections, application documents, scanned chapters — and need them to arrive at your recipient as one file.

Compress PDF reduces the size of a document so it fits the constraints of email attachment limits, form upload ceilings, or cloud-storage quotas. The tool runs an intelligent analysis across every image and font in the document, re-samples images to a suitable resolution, and removes any unused objects. You choose the trade-off between size and fidelity with three presets: Low for print-ready output, Recommended as a balanced default, and Maximum for the smallest possible file.

Split PDF breaks a single document into smaller files. You can extract a specific page range, isolate individual chapters, or split every page into its own file. The original document is left untouched — Split PDF operates on a temporary copy. Page order inside each output file is preserved, and the output can be downloaded as a single file or a ZIP of multiple files depending on the mode you choose.

PDF to Word converts a PDF document into an editable DOCX file you can open and modify in Microsoft Word, Google Docs, LibreOffice, or any other compatible editor. Text, headings, bullet lists, and basic paragraph formatting transfer cleanly. Tables and multi-column layouts come across well in most cases and may need light adjustment in complex designs. Scanned PDFs that contain images of text rather than real characters require OCR before conversion to be fully editable.

Word to PDF turns a DOCX or DOC file into a polished PDF that looks identical on every device. The tool preserves fonts (substituting only where embedding is forbidden by licence), images, tables, and the document outline. It is the standard route for sending a finished document to a recipient who should not be able to accidentally edit it, for archiving a version that will not drift as word-processor software changes, and for meeting submission formats that require PDF.

PDF to JPG renders each page of a PDF as a high-quality JPG image. The default render resolution is 150 DPI, which produces crisp output for presentations, social media, documentation, and general on-screen use. Multi-page PDFs are returned as a ZIP archive with numbered image files so you can locate specific pages quickly. If you need higher resolution for print, contact us — a configurable DPI option is on the roadmap.

JPG to PDF combines one or more image files into a single PDF with the page order you define. It is the fastest way to turn a stack of phone photos, receipts, screenshots, or scans into a proper multi-page document that reads predictably on every device. The tool supports JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, and BMP input. You pick the page size — A4, US Letter, or fit-to-image — and the tool handles the rest.

Rotate PDF fixes sideways or upside-down pages. Apply rotation to every page at once, or specify the pages you want rotated and leave the rest untouched. Supported angles are 90° clockwise, 180°, and 90° counter-clockwise (270° clockwise). Rotation is applied at the page level, so content remains fully extractable; only the display orientation changes.