What you can do with your PDFs
- Merge several PDFs into one, such as the scanned pages of a contract or a quarter's invoices.
- Split a PDF into one file per page, or extract just the pages you need: choose “Several PDFs” and type the groups, for example “1-3, 4-6, 7-” (from page 7 to the end).
- Reorder, rotate and delete pages: drag them into place, straighten scans that are upside down and remove the ones you don't need.
- Turn photos into a PDF: JPG, PNG or iPhone HEIC photos, each on an A4 sheet, to send them as a single document.
- Turn a PDF into images: JPG or PNG, one per page, to upload them where PDFs aren't accepted.
You can mix it all: add two PDFs and a few photos, arrange the pages however you like and download the result.
Do the pages lose quality?
No. When you merge, split, reorder or rotate, pages are copied as they are: text stays text (you can search and copy it) and images aren't compressed again. Only when you turn pages into JPG or PNG are they rendered as images, at the resolution you choose.
Your documents never leave your device
Many websites that merge or split PDFs upload your files to their servers. Not here: everything happens in your browser, with pdf-lib and pdf.js (Firefox's PDF viewer), so you can use it with payslips, contracts or ID documents. The pages you remove are really gone from the file, not hidden inside it.
What it can't do
- Protected PDFs: those that ask for a password or don't allow changes can't be modified. If it's yours, remove the protection or print it to PDF from your viewer.
- Compress a PDF: making it smaller means recompressing its images, and this tool doesn't do that.
- Edit the text or convert the PDF to Word: for that you need a PDF editor.
- Bookmarks, links from a table of contents to other pages and fillable form fields aren't kept (what's written in the fields is).