Small tools. No accounts. Nothing leaves your browser.
Merge, split, reorder, rotate. Your file never leaves this tab.
Every other site that does this wants you to upload the document first. People put contracts, payslips and passports through those. This one does the work in your browser: the page is static, the server never receives the file, and you can watch the network tab to check. Turn off your wifi after the page loads and it still works.
Like a print dialog: 1-3, 7, 12-. Leave it empty for everything.
Order matters, so 3,1 puts page 3 first, and 1,1
duplicates it. Page numbers run across all the files you added, in the order
they are listed above.
Other sites list these as features. They are being generous with the word, so here is where the line actually is.
| Not offered | Why |
|---|---|
| PDF → Word | A PDF stores where each glyph sits, not paragraphs or tables, so converting means guessing the structure back. The open-source converters produce a page of text boxes that looks right and is miserable to edit. Doing it properly needs a commercial engine. A bad conversion of a document you are about to edit is worse than no conversion. |
| Scanned text (OCR) | This one is genuinely possible in a browser now — Tesseract compiled to WebAssembly gets 95–99% on clean printed text. The catch is a ~15 MB language model per language, and accuracy that falls off a cliff on handwriting, tables and phone photos of paper. It is on the list, behind its own button, once it can be honest about which of those you have. |
| Video conversion | Browsers can now encode and decode video natively through WebCodecs, so this is no longer impossible either. But containers still need muxing, codec support varies by browser, and the fallback is a 25 MB download. Not today, and not quietly. |
| Unlocking a password-protected PDF | Documents that merely restrict printing open fine here. One that needs a password to read stays shut. Removing that is not a feature, it is a lock pick. |
| Shrinking a PDF | Real compression means re-encoding every embedded image, which is a different tool with different trade-offs. Saving here does rebuild the file, so it often comes out a little smaller, but that is a side effect and not a promise. |