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Free PDF Tools: Merge, Split & Compress

Real PDF manipulation — merge and split keep pages as vector/text, not flattened images.

MergeSplitCompress RotateOrganizePDF → JPG Page numbersWatermarkCrop marginsSign

Our PDF Editing Suite

Merge PDF

Combine multiple PDFs into one. Drag rows to set the final order.

    Split PDF

    Pull specific pages or ranges into a new PDF.

    Compress PDF

    Shrink file size for upload limits.

    Low keeps text selectable and is safe for any PDF. Medium/High re-render each page as an image to cut size further — great for scanned docs, but text stops being selectable/searchable.

    Rotate PDF

    Rotate every page by a fixed amount.

    Organize pages

    Drag pages to reorder, remove any you don't want, then rebuild the PDF.

    PDF to JPG

    Export every page as a JPG image.

    Add page numbers

    Stamp a running number onto every page.

    Watermark PDF

    Stamp text diagonally across every page.

    Crop PDF margins

    Trim white space evenly from every page's edges.

    Sign PDF

    Place a signature image onto a page — a visual placement, not a legally-binding e-signature.

    All tools run in your browser — files never leave your device.

    Application Pack

    Fix photo and signature to the exact spec for SSC, UPSC, IBPS, NEET, JEE, PAN and Bank KYC portals.
    Compress Image

    Reduce a photo or signature to any KB limit — useful alongside PDF compression for portal uploads.
    Resize Image

    Set exact pixel dimensions for any portal spec — 200×230 px for SSC, 350×350 px for UPSC and more.
    Convert Image Format

    Convert PNG or WebP to JPG — many portals only accept JPG and reject other formats silently.
    AI Background Remover

    Remove any background from a photo using a neural model — free, runs entirely in your browser.
    Images to PDF

    Combine multiple images into a single PDF — drag to reorder, then download in one click.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How do I merge multiple PDF files into one?

    Use the Merge PDF tool. Drop multiple PDF files, drag the rows to set the order you want, then click Merge PDFs. The result is a single PDF with all pages combined in your chosen order. Text stays selectable — pages are not rasterised. Everything runs in your browser and no file is uploaded to any server.

    How do I compress a PDF to a smaller file size?

    Use the Compress PDF tool. Choose Low to keep text selectable (lossless re-save), Medium or High to rasterise pages at reduced scale, or Custom Size to enter a target KB and the tool finds the best quality that hits that size. All processing runs in your browser — the file is never uploaded.

    How do I split a PDF into separate pages?

    Use the Split PDF tool. Drop your PDF, then enter a page range (for example 1–3 to extract pages 1 to 3) or click individual page thumbnails to select them. The tool extracts only the pages you chose and downloads the result as a new PDF.

    How do I add a digital signature to a PDF?

    Use the Sign PDF tool. Drop your PDF, then drop a signature image (PNG with transparent background works best). Choose which page to place it on and its position. Note: this is a visual placement, not a legally-binding cryptographic e-signature — suitable for internal documents and most portal submissions.

    Is it safe to use these PDF tools with government documents?

    Yes. All PDF operations run entirely in your browser using pdf-lib and pdf.js — no file is uploaded to any server. You can verify this: open browser DevTools (F12), go to the Network tab, and drop a PDF — you will see zero outbound file requests. The file stays in your device's RAM and is discarded when you close the tab.

    How do I compress a PDF for a government portal upload?

    Use the Compress PDF tool and choose Custom Size. Enter the portal's maximum file size in KB (for example 500 for a 500 KB limit). The tool automatically finds the highest quality that fits under that limit. For portals that require text to stay selectable, choose Low compression instead.