PDF Tools
Shrink oversized PDFs, combine multiple files into one, or split out specific pages, three browser-side PDF tools with no uploads and no file size games.
About PDF Tools
Most PDF problems come down to the same handful of tasks: the file is too big for an email attachment or a job portal's upload limit, you have several separate PDFs that need to become one document, or you only need a handful of pages out of something much longer. This category covers all three, and they're built to work together.
PDF Compressor re-encodes the images embedded inside a PDF at a lower resolution and strips unused metadata, which is usually what's actually bloating a scanned document or a report full of screenshots — text and vector content are already compact and rarely need touching. PDF Split pulls out the pages you actually need, either as individual files or a specific range, so you're not sending an entire 40-page packet when the recipient needs page 12. PDF Merge does the reverse, stitching multiple files into one ordered document — useful for assembling a signed contract, a set of scanned forms, or a portfolio from separate exports.
A typical workflow chains these: split out the pages you need, compress them if they're still too large, then merge the results into a single file before sending. All three run entirely in your browser using the File and Canvas APIs — the contracts, IDs, and financial documents you're processing are never uploaded anywhere, which matters more for PDFs than almost any other file type on this site.