PDF tools that stay in your browser
Merge, split, compress, edit — every tool below runs on your own machine. Your files are never uploaded, because there is nowhere to upload them to: this site has no backend.
Editor
Add text, white out, highlight, draw, sign and place images.
Merge PDFs
Combine several PDFs into one, in the order you choose.
Organise pages
Reorder, rotate and delete pages, keeping bookmarks intact.
Extract & split
Pull out a page range, or split into one file per page.
Compress
Shrink a heavy PDF by re-rendering its pages as images.
Images → PDF
Turn photos or screenshots into a single PDF.
PDF → images
Export every page as a JPEG or a PNG.
Edit text
Click a line and rewrite it. The original is removed, not covered.
Watermark & numbers
Stamp a watermark across the pages, or number them.
Protect with a password
Encrypt with AES-256, or remove a password you know.
Extract text
Pull the text layer out as a plain .txt file.
What is deliberately missing
- No Word or Excel conversion
- It needs an engine that would mean either a server or a 30 MB download, and neither is worth breaking the rule this page exists for.
- Editing text only where it is safe
- A line sharing a text block with others cannot be changed without moving them, and the tool says so rather than handing back a shifted page.
- Whiteout covers, it does not redact
- The text underneath stays in the file. So does what a deleted page shared with the pages you keep. Neither is a way to hide a secret.
Check it rather than trust it: open DevTools → Network and watch what happens when you run a tool. The only requests are this site’s own static files — opening a tool fetches the engine it needs, and the page renderer only when something has to draw a page. Nothing else ever leaves.