PDF Tools

Merge, split, compress, and convert PDF files privately in your browser.

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Merge PDF

Combine PDFs into one file

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Split PDF

Extract pages from a PDF

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Compress PDF

Reduce PDF file size

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PDF to Images

Convert PDF pages to PNG or JPG

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Images to PDF

Combine JPG/PNG/WebP/GIF into a PDF

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Reorder PDF Pages

Rearrange pages in a PDF

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Rotate PDF Pages

Rotate pages 90°/180°/270°

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PDF Metadata Viewer

Inspect PDF metadata

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About PDF Tools

WebToolsLabs PDF tools give you a private, no-signup alternative to Adobe Acrobat for the most common PDF jobs: merging, splitting, compressing, rotating, reordering, and converting between PDF and images. Everything is rendered with pdf-lib and pdf.js inside your browser tab, so even confidential contracts and ID scans stay on your device.

Who it's for: Built for office workers, students, freelancers, and anyone who needs to fix a PDF in a hurry without installing software or trusting a SaaS upload.

What you can do here

  • Merge any number of PDFs and reorder pages with drag-and-drop thumbnails
  • Split by page range or extract every page as a separate file inside a ZIP
  • Compress with Safe (lossless metadata strip) or Raster (lossy JPEG re-encode) modes
  • Convert PDF ↔ images (PNG, JPG) at adjustable resolution
  • Rotate, reorder, and inspect PDF metadata without losing fidelity

Common use cases

  • Combining scanned receipts before sending to an accountant
  • Shrinking a portfolio PDF to fit a 5 MB email attachment limit
  • Extracting only the signed pages from a long contract
  • Re-exporting a multi-page scan as a single, properly-ordered PDF

Frequently asked questions

Are these PDF tools really free?
Yes — every PDF tool here is free, with no signup, no watermark, and no daily limit.
Do my PDFs get uploaded anywhere?
No. All processing happens inside your browser using pdf-lib and pdf.js. Closing the tab wipes everything.
Can these tools open password-protected PDFs?
No — encrypted PDFs are rejected. Unlock the file first in Acrobat or Preview, then come back.
What's the file-size limit?
There is no hard cap — the practical limit is your device's available RAM. Hundreds of small PDFs or a single ~200 MB file work fine on modern laptops.