PDF tools

PDF Tools

A complete PDF workbench that runs in the browser, so contracts, statements and scans are edited on your machine instead of a stranger’s server.

100% browser-based No server upload 13 free tools

PDFs are the documents people most want to keep private — signed agreements, bank statements, medical forms, IDs. Uploading them to a free online editor is exactly the risk this hub removes. Each tool uses in-browser PDF libraries to read, rewrite and save the file locally, so the document is never transmitted and nothing lingers in a queue after you close the tab.

The tools cover the full document lifecycle rather than a single trick. You can assemble and take apart files (merge, split, extract or remove pages, reorder), adjust them (rotate, compress, add page numbers or a watermark, sign), and control access (encrypt with a password or decrypt one you own). Because the password work also happens on-device, your keys never travel over the network.

What you can do here

  • Assemble a single clean document

    Merge several PDFs, drop the pages you don’t need, reorder what’s left, and compress the result before sending it on.

  • Finish and share a form

    Add a signature, stamp a watermark or page numbers, then export — without the file ever leaving your device.

  • Lock or unlock a file

    Add a password to protect a sensitive PDF, or remove a password you already know so the document is easier to work with, all processed locally.

PDF Tools in this hub

13 tools — each opens instantly and processes files on your device. Every tool has an in-depth guide.

Frequently asked questions

Is my PDF uploaded to a server?

No. Every PDF tool reads and rewrites the document inside your browser using client-side PDF libraries, so the file is processed on your device and is not uploaded for conversion.

Are passwords sent anywhere when I encrypt or decrypt a PDF?

No. The encrypt and decrypt tools run entirely in the browser, so the password is used locally to lock or unlock the file and is never transmitted or stored.

Can I combine several PDFs into one?

Yes. The merge tool joins multiple PDFs in the order you arrange them, and you can then split, reorder or compress the combined file with the other tools in this hub.

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