PDF Tools
Tools for merging, splitting and managing PDF documents.
Merge PDF
Combine multiple PDFs into one file in your browser. Reorder pages, no upload, no watermark, no signup — 100% private.
Split PDF
Extract specific pages or split every page into separate PDFs. Runs in your browser — no upload, no watermark, no signup.
PDF to JPG
PDF to JPG — PDF se JPG banaye, every page a high-quality image. Choose quality and DPI. No upload, no watermark, no signup.
Increase PDF Size in KB
Increase PDF Size in KB — PDF ka KB badhaye to 50KB, 100KB or any minimum portal target. Private, in-browser, no upload. Free.
Compress PDF
Compress PDF — PDF ka size kam kare to an exact 100KB, 200KB, 500KB or 1MB target. In-browser, no upload, free.
Image to PDF Converter
Convert JPG, PNG or WebP images to a PDF in your browser — reorder pages, pick A4/Letter or fit-to-image, add margins. Free, no upload.
Rotate PDF
Rotate all or selected pages of a PDF 90°, 180° or 270° in your browser. Free, no upload, no account — download the fixed PDF instantly.
Delete PDF Pages
Remove unwanted pages from a PDF right in your browser — tap to mark pages, rebuild the file, download instantly. Free, no signup, no upload.
Extract Images from PDF
Pull every embedded image out of a PDF as PNG files — previewed in a grid, downloaded as a ZIP. Runs in your browser, nothing uploaded. Free.
JPG to PDF
Combine JPG photos into one PDF in your browser — reorder pages, pick A4/Letter/fit, add margins. No upload, no watermark, free.
PNG to PDF
Turn PNG images into a PDF losslessly in your browser — transparency-safe, reorderable pages, A4/Letter/fit sizing. No upload, free.
PDFs are where paperwork lives, and paperwork has rules: one combined file, or exactly one page, or under a size limit, or over one. These five tools cover those demands without installing software or uploading documents to a stranger's server. Merge PDF combines certificates, statements and scans into the single file a portal expects. Split PDF pulls out just the pages you need from a longer document. PDF to JPG turns pages into images for forms that only accept photos, or for previews and presentations. Compress PDF shrinks a scan that's over the limit, and Increase PDF Size in KB pads a file that's under a portal's minimum — a stricter and more common requirement than most people expect.
The audience is anyone whose documents pass through upload forms: exam and government-portal applicants assembling application packets, students submitting assignments, and office workers wrangling statements and contracts.
Documents are the strongest case for client-side processing on the whole site. The PDFs people handle here — mark sheets, ID proofs, bank statements, signed agreements — are exactly the files that should never sit on an unknown server. These tools process everything in your browser: the file is read, transformed and saved on your own device, and never crosses the network.
Frequently asked questions
How do I combine multiple PDFs into one file for an application portal?
Open Merge PDF, add your files in the order the portal expects, and download the combined document. Everything happens in your browser, so certificates and ID proofs are never uploaded anywhere.
How do I make a PDF smaller than the KB limit an upload form enforces?
Run the file through Compress PDF, which reduces its size in your browser. If the form instead complains the file is too small, Increase PDF Size in KB pads it up to the required minimum without altering the visible content.
Can I extract just one or two pages from a long PDF?
Yes — Split PDF lets you pull out exactly the pages you need into a new document. It's the quickest way to submit a single certificate from a combined scan or share one section of a report.
Is it safe to process bank statements and ID documents with online PDF tools?
With these tools, yes — processing is entirely client-side, meaning the PDF never leaves your device or touches a server. There is no upload, no stored copy, and nothing for anyone else to access.