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Work with PDF files online for free. Split, merge, reorder, crop, compress and convert PDFs, or add watermarks and page numbers when needed. Simple PDF tools to organize pages, reduce file size, change formats, protect documents and get everything ready in your browser without installing software.

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Pick the job you need done, and each tool opens on its own page.

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Which Tool Do I Need?

The same two tools cover most everyday PDF problems.

What you are trying to do Use this
I have several PDFs that should be one document Bulk PDF Merger & Combiner
My PDF is too large to email or upload PDF Compressor
Scanned pages are in the wrong order Bulk PDF Merger & Combiner
A portal rejects my file for exceeding its size limit PDF Compressor
I need one attachment instead of six for a client Bulk PDF Merger & Combiner
I photographed a document and need it as a PDF Bulk Images to PDF Converter
A form only accepts PDF, but I have JPG scans Bulk Images to PDF Converter
I need one page of a PDF as a picture for a slide PDF to Image Converter
A site only accepts JPG, but my document is a PDF PDF to Image Converter
I am emailing something private and want a password on it Protect PDF
My bank statement asks for a password every time I open it Unlock PDF
I wrote it in Word and need to send a PDF Word to PDF
My spreadsheet has to be printed or emailed as a PDF Excel to PDF
I have an invoice or receipt template in HTML HTML to PDF
I have a list of web pages to keep as one document Bulk URL to PDF
I need each of those web pages as its own file Bulk URL to Separate PDF
One page printed smaller than the rest PDF Page Size Analyzer
This file has my name or my software in it PDF Metadata Editor

How These PDF Tools Work

Four steps, and your file never leaves the device.

1
Pick the tool you need

Choose from the cards above. Each one opens as its own page with a full guide underneath.

2
Add your PDF files

Drag them onto the drop area or tap to browse. Nothing is transmitted, because the file is read straight from disk.

3
Adjust the options

Reorder pages, choose a compression level, or simply keep the defaults, which suit most documents.

4
Download the result

The finished PDF is built in memory and saved by your browser. Close the tab and every trace is gone.

Why Use These Instead of an Online Converter

The differences that actually matter once you have a real document in hand.

Your Documents Are Never Uploaded

Every tool here runs inside your own browser tab. Contracts, invoices, medical records and ID scans stay on your hard disk, and there is no server copy to leak, expire or be subpoenaed.

No Queue, No Upload Wait

Online converters spend most of their time moving your file up and back down again. Local processing skips both trips, so a 40 MB document is handled in seconds even on a slow connection.

No Watermarks, No Daily Limit

You get the finished PDF exactly as produced, with nothing stamped across the page, no "2 free tasks per day" wall, and no account to create before you can download.

Honest About Trade-offs

Where a setting costs you something, such as heavy compression turning text into images, we say so on the page instead of quietly degrading the file and hoping you do not notice.

Works On Phones And Tablets

The same tools run in mobile Safari and Chrome. Drag-and-drop becomes tap-to-select, and the layout reflows so nothing is cut off on a narrow screen.

Keeps Working Without Internet

Once the page has loaded, the processing library is already in memory. You can lose your connection mid-task and the merge or compression will still finish.

About WizTools PDF Tools

PDF is the format people reach for when a document has to look the same everywhere: a signed agreement, a bank statement, a university transcript, a set of scanned receipts. That reliability comes at a cost: the layout is fixed, so the things you most often need to do afterwards, like joining files together or making one small enough to email, are surprisingly hard without software.

This page collects the PDF utilities on WizTools in one place. They are deliberately narrow: each one does a single job well rather than burying it inside a suite that wants your email address first. Right now that means combining documents and reducing file size, with more joining the list over time.

What they share is where the work happens. A traditional online converter uploads your document to a server, processes it there, and hands back a download link, which means a copy of your file now sits on someone else's disk, governed by a retention policy you did not read. These tools use the browser's own capabilities instead, so the document is opened, rewritten and saved without ever crossing the network.

That design has a practical side effect worth knowing: because your computer is doing the work, very large files depend on your own available memory rather than a server's. In everyday use, meaning reports, contracts and scanned bundles of a few hundred pages, this is faster than uploading. For an unusually heavy file, closing other tabs frees up the memory the task needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about working with PDF files here.

No. Every tool on this page runs entirely in your browser using the File API. Your document is read from your own disk into the tab's memory, modified there, and saved back by your browser. Nothing is sent to WizTools or to any third party, and we cannot see your files even if we wanted to.

It depends entirely on whether the tool uploads your file, and most do. The usual arrangement is that your document is sent to a server, processed there, and deleted after a few hours, which is a reasonable promise and still means a copy of your file existed on somebody else's machine. That is a real consideration for the documents people actually convert: signed contracts, bank statements, passport scans, medical letters and payslips. These tools work differently. There is no upload step at all, because the processing runs in JavaScript inside your own browser, so there is nothing on our side to leak, lose, or be asked to hand over. You can check it yourself: open a tool, disconnect from the internet, and it still works.

For the jobs listed here, yes, and often faster because there is no upload wait. Merging, compressing, converting and password-protecting are well-defined operations that a browser handles perfectly well. Where dedicated software is still better is deep editing: rewriting text inside an existing PDF, redacting content properly rather than drawing a black box over it, or running OCR across a scanned document. None of those are offered here, and where a tool has a real limitation the page says so rather than letting you discover it after the download.

No. There is no sign-up, no free-trial countdown and no daily task limit. The tools are supported by advertising and by readers who choose to buy us a coffee.

Never. The PDF you download is exactly what the tool produced: no logo, no stamped footer, no promotional page appended at the end.

There is no artificial cap; the practical limit is your device's memory. Files of 100 MB and more are usually fine on a desktop computer. On a phone, or with many large files at once, the browser may run out of memory, and closing other tabs before you start makes a noticeable difference.

Yes. They run in mobile Safari and Chrome, and the layout adapts to small screens. Where a desktop offers drag-and-drop, the phone simply opens the file picker instead.

Partly. The page itself has to load once, which needs a connection. After that the processing code is already in your browser, so you can go offline and still finish the task.

Not currently. An encrypted PDF has to be unlocked before its pages can be read, so remove the password in the application that created it, or in your PDF reader's print-to-PDF dialog, and then bring the unlocked copy here.

Splitting a document into separate files, rotating pages and converting images to PDF are the ones most often asked for, and they are next in line. Each will appear on this page as soon as it is ready.

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