Convert, compress, and edit PDFs, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files — nothing is uploaded to a server, so nothing about your documents ever leaves this tab.
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PDF → JPG / PNG
Render each page of a PDF as a downloadable image.
Click to choose a PDF or drag it here
JPG / PNG → PDF
Combine one or more images into a single PDF.
Click to choose images (JPG or PNG) or drag them here
Compress PDF
Reduce file size for emailing or uploading.
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Light mode re-saves the PDF's internal structure without touching text or images — savings are modest but nothing is rasterized. Strong mode renders each page as a compressed image, which shrinks file size a lot (great for scans) but text is no longer selectable.
PDF → Word
Extract the text from a PDF into an editable .docx file.
Click to choose a PDF or drag it here
This pulls out the text layer only — original fonts, images, and exact layout aren't preserved, but the words land in a normal, editable Word document. Scanned (image-only) PDFs have no text layer to extract.
PDF → PowerPoint
Each PDF page becomes one full-bleed slide.
Click to choose a PDF or drag it here
Pages are rendered as images and placed one per slide — text won't be individually editable in PowerPoint, but layout and visuals come through exactly as they look in the PDF.
PDF → Excel
Extract PDF text into rows and columns of a spreadsheet.
Click to choose a PDF or drag it here
Text is grouped into rows by vertical position, and split into columns wherever there's a wide gap between words — a good fit for simple tables, but complex or merged-cell layouts may not line up perfectly. Each PDF page becomes its own sheet. Scanned (image-only) PDFs have no text to extract.
Word → PDF
Convert a .docx file into a PDF.
Click to choose a .docx file or drag it here
Text, headings, lists, and basic formatting carry over. Very complex layouts (multi-column sections, text boxes, tracked changes) may render more simply than in Word. Older .doc files aren't supported — only .docx.
PowerPoint → PDF
Turn each slide's text into a page of a PDF.
Click to choose a .pptx file or drag it here
This pulls out each slide's text and lays it out as a titled page — images, backgrounds, and exact slide design aren't carried over, just the words. Older .ppt files aren't supported — only .pptx.
Excel → PDF
Print each sheet as a clean table, one PDF per workbook.
Click to choose a spreadsheet (.xlsx, .xls, .csv) or drag it here
Each sheet becomes its own set of landscape pages with a simple grid — cell colors, charts, and merged cells aren't preserved, but all the values and headers are.
Edit PDF
Add text, redact, highlight, draw, rotate, or remove pages — then save.
Click to choose a PDF or drag it here
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Merge PDF
Combine multiple PDFs into one, in the order you choose.
Click to choose PDFs or drag them here — add as many as you like
Files are combined top to bottom in the order shown above — use the arrows to reorder before merging.
Split PDF
Extract a page range into its own PDF.
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Upload a PDF to see its page count.
Organize Pages
Drag to reorder, rotate or delete individual pages, or extract just the ones you check.
Click to choose a PDF or drag it here
Drag a page to reorder it. Use the buttons on each page to rotate, delete, or select it for extraction.
Rotate PDF
Rotate every page in the document at once.
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Watermark
Stamp a text or image watermark across every page.
Click to choose a PDF or drag it here
Click to choose a watermark image (JPG or PNG)
Page Numbers
Insert page numbers with the position and format you choose.
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Crop PDF
Drag to select the area to keep — it's applied to every page.
Click to choose a PDF or drag it here
Drag on the preview below to draw the area you want to keep. This crop is based on page 1's size and shape, and applied to every page — best for documents where all pages are the same size.
Unlock PDF
Remove a password from a PDF you already know the password to.
Click to choose a PDF or drag it here
This only removes a password you already know — it can't crack or bypass a password you don't have. If the PDF isn't password-protected at all, you'll get a copy back unchanged.
Protect PDF
Add a password so a PDF viewer asks before opening it.
Click to choose a PDF or drag it here
Uses AES-128 encryption, supported by virtually every PDF viewer. Keep the password somewhere safe — there's no way to recover it later, from here or anywhere else.
Extract Images
Pull out every embedded image in a PDF as separate files.
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This pulls out the raster images actually embedded in the PDF, not a screenshot of each page. Works for standard embedded photos and graphics — some unusual or vector-only PDFs may have nothing to extract.
Extract Text
Save a PDF's text layer as a plain .txt file.
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Scanned PDFs have no text layer to extract — if this comes back empty, try the OCR PDF tool instead.
OCR PDF
Turn a scanned PDF into searchable, copyable text.
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Runs a real OCR engine (Tesseract) in your browser — the first run downloads a language model, so it needs internet the first time and can take a while on longer documents. Nothing is uploaded; the model is just cached locally after that.
Sign PDF
Draw, type, or upload a signature, then drag it into place.
Click to choose a PDF or drag it here
Click to choose a signature image — ideally a PNG with a transparent background
Drag your signature into place on the page below, and use the slider to resize it.
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Repair PDF
Fix a PDF that won't open properly or looks broken.
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This first tries to rebuild the PDF's internal structure while keeping the original text and images intact. If the file is too damaged for that, it falls back to rendering each page as an image instead — that always produces a working PDF, but text won't be selectable afterward. We'll tell you which one happened.
Flatten PDF
Merge form fields — or everything — into static page content.
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"Flatten form fields" turns any fillable fields into plain page content so they can no longer be edited — everything else stays as vector text. "Flatten to static images" rasterizes every page completely, removing all layers, transparency, and interactivity — use this if you need a completely static, non-editable copy.
Remove Pages
Delete specific pages and keep the rest.
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Upload a PDF to see its page count.
Extract Pages
Check off the pages you want and save them as a new PDF.
Click to choose a PDF or drag it here
Check the pages you want, then extract them as a new PDF.
Compare PDFs
Line up the text of two PDFs and see what changed, page by page.
File A (original)
Choose PDF A
File B (updated)
Choose PDF B
Compares the text on matching page numbers between the two files. Red, struck-through lines were only in File A; green lines were only in File B. This compares text content, not visual layout or images.
Fill PDF Forms
Type into a PDF's existing fillable fields and save a filled copy.