📑 PDF Tools
PDF manipulation and editing tools
Our PDF Tools category includes comprehensive tools for working with PDF documents. Merge multiple PDFs, split documents, extract specific pages, rotate pages, and edit metadata - all without expensive software. These tools process files in your browser for privacy and security.
📑 PDF Merger
Merge multiple PDF files into a single document.
✂️ PDF Splitter
Split PDF files into separate documents by pages.
📄 Extract PDF Pages
Extract specific pages from PDF documents.
🔄 Rotate PDF Pages
Rotate pages in PDF documents by 90, 180, or 270 degrees.
📋 PDF Metadata Editor
Edit PDF metadata including title, author, and keywords.
Which PDF Tool Do You Need?
- PDF Merger: Combine several PDFs into one file in the order you choose. The classic use case: scanning pages separately and needing to submit a single document.
- PDF Splitter: The opposite: break one large PDF into separate files, for example splitting a combined report into chapters.
- Extract PDF Pages: Pull just the pages you need (say pages 3 to 5 of a 40-page contract) into a new, smaller PDF.
- Rotate PDF Pages: Fix scans that came out sideways or upside down, rotating individual pages or the whole document by 90, 180, or 270 degrees.
- PDF Metadata Editor: View and change a PDF's hidden properties: title, author, subject, and keywords. Useful before sharing files professionally, since metadata often reveals more than intended.
Why Browser-Based PDF Editing Is Safer
Most free PDF sites work by uploading your document to their server, processing it there, and giving you a download link. That means your contract, medical record, or financial statement sits on someone else's infrastructure, subject to their retention and security practices. These tools take a different approach: the PDF library (pdf-lib) runs inside your browser, so the file is opened, modified, and saved entirely on your own device. Nothing is uploaded. You can verify this yourself by loading the page, disconnecting from the internet, and using the tool: it still works. That makes these tools appropriate for sensitive documents that should never leave your machine.