Free PDF tools that never see your files

Combine multiple PDFs into one file, in whatever order you choose.

Pull page ranges out of a PDF into separate files, downloaded as a zip.

Click the pages you don't need and download a PDF without them.

Pick just the pages you want and save them as a new PDF.

Drag pages to reorder them, delete a few, and save the result.

Photograph pages with your device camera and combine them into one PDF.

Shrink file size by rebuilding the PDF's internal structure.

Makes scanned text selectable and searchable — doesn't change how the page looks.

Turn one or more images into a single PDF, in the order you set.

Paste HTML and get a PDF of how your browser lays it out. Best-effort — pages come out as images, not selectable text.

Turn a .docx into a PDF. Best-effort — text, lists, tables and images carry over, exact layout does not.

Turn one sheet of an .xlsx or .xls into a PDF table. Best-effort — cell values only, no charts or pivots.

Read a .pptx and lay its slide text out on PDF pages. The roughest conversion here — the slide design is not reproduced.

Export every page as a JPG image, downloaded as a zip.

Rebuild a PDF’s text as an editable .docx — headings, paragraphs, lists, simple tables. Best-effort; layout and images are not carried over.

Turn every page into a slide, shown as a picture of that page. Looks exactly right, but the slides are not editable text.

Pull tables out of a PDF into real .xlsx cells. Pages with no clear table come across line by line instead.

Tag a PDF as an archival PDF/A-1B document with an embedded sRGB profile. Best-effort, not certified ISO 19005.

Rotate any page 90° at a time until it's the right way up.

Stamp page numbers onto every page — choose position and start number.

Stamp text over every page — pick the wording, angle and transparency.

Trim margins or select an area and apply it across every page.

Open a PDF that already has fillable fields, complete them here and download it.

Add text, images, shapes or freehand marks anywhere on a page. This adds new content on top of the page — it doesn't let you edit or move text that's already in the PDF.

Create a fillable form: add text fields, checkboxes or dropdowns to any PDF, then download a form other people can fill in.

Draw or type your signature and drop it anywhere on the page.

Add a password so the PDF can only be opened by someone who knows it.

Remove the password from a PDF you already know the password for.

Black out private details and genuinely remove them, not just cover them up.

Put two versions side by side and see exactly which words were added, removed or changed.

Rebuild a damaged PDF’s structure and recover whatever content can still be read.

Pull a PDF’s text into a clean Markdown file, keeping headings, lists and links.

Chain several tools — compress, watermark, page numbers, protect and more — and run them on one PDF in a single pass, with no re-uploading in between.