PDF Tools

PDF work used to mean installing Adobe Acrobat, paying for a monthly subscription, or uploading your files to a third-party service you cannot fully trust. These tools give you the most common PDF operations directly in your browser — no account, no upload to any server, and no software to install. PDF to JPG: Drop a PDF into the converter and select which pages to export — all pages, a single specific page, or a custom page range. Choose your output resolution: 72 DPI for screen and web use, 150 DPI for standard document quality, 300 DPI for print-quality output. Each page becomes a separate JPG image. Download individually or grab all pages as a ZIP file. Compress PDF: Upload your PDF and select the compression level — low, medium, or high. Compression works primarily by downsampling embedded images and stripping redundant metadata. A 10MB report full of scanned pages or embedded photos often compresses to 2–3MB at medium quality with no visible change in text sharpness. High compression is ideal for email attachments; low compression is better for archiving where image quality matters. Merge PDFs: Drop in multiple PDF files and reorder them by dragging within the file list. Click Merge to combine them into a single PDF document. Useful for joining separately scanned pages, combining report sections, or assembling a multi-part contract before digital signing. Split PDF: Upload a multi-page PDF and choose how to split it: every N pages, at specific page number boundaries, or by extracting a custom page range. Each split produces a separate downloadable PDF file. Extract pages: Enter specific page numbers or a range — for example, pages 1, 3, and 5–8 — and extract just those pages into a new PDF. Useful when you need to pull a specific chapter, a signature page, or a single exhibit from a large document without sharing the rest. All operations run client-side using PDF processing libraries loaded in your browser. Your files are read from local storage, processed in memory, and the results are available for download — without any server contact.