PDF Tools — merge, split and rebuild documents in your browser
Six document jobs people normally pay for or email to a converter: combine files, cut out the pages you need, drop the pages you should not send, turn phone photos into one A4 document and export a page as a picture. All six run on the page you are reading, on the phone in your pocket.
Your files never leave your device — everything runs locally in your browser.
Yeh chattah PDF tools aapke browser me chalte hain — file kahin upload nahi hoti. Merge, split, pages nikalna ya hatana, photos se PDF banana aur PDF se image nikalna, sab muft aur bina watermark. Pehli baar button dabane par engine download hota hai, uske baad kaam foran hota hai.6 pdf tools · pdf, merge, split, extract · all free, all in-browser
What these pdf tools do
A PDF is a container, and almost every everyday job on it is arithmetic on pages: which pages come first, which are thrown away, how many bytes the result should be. That arithmetic does not need a server, so none of the six tools below ever send your file anywhere. The page you are on loads a small, version-pinned PDF library from a content delivery network the first time you press a button, keeps it in memory, and closes the tab with nothing of yours left behind.
Merge PDF is the one people reach for first: drop several files, drag the thumbnails to set the order, and the tool appends the pages of B and C behind A so the recipient opens a single attachment instead of four. Split PDF does the opposite — type a range like 3-7,12 and it writes a new document containing only those pages, which is how you pull the signed pages out of a fifty-page contract.
Extract PDF pages and Delete PDF pages share the same page-picker: the tool renders one numbered tile per page, you tap the ones you want, and the second tool keeps them while the first throws them away. Image to PDF is the scanner replacement — it takes phone photos, corrects the EXIF rotation, fits them to A4 or Letter with a margin you control, and outputs a document that prints correctly at the shop.
PDF to Images finishes the set: it renders each page to a canvas and hands you PNG or JPEG files, which is what you need when a portal asks for a "scan of page 4" but all you have is the PDF your bank emailed you last week.
How to use the pdf tools | Step by Step Guide
- Open the tool you need from the list above — every card links to its own page with its own instructions.
- Drop files on the dashed box or tap it and pick from your phone; multiple files are accepted where the tool supports them.
- Where a page picker appears, tap the page numbers you want to keep or remove before pressing the action button.
- Check the size line under the Download button — most portals want under 1 MB or a 200 KB file, and every tool shows the result weight before you save it.
- Rename the output in the file-name box if the receiving site rejects spaces and long names.
Yeh chattah PDF tools aapke browser me chalte hain — file kahin upload nahi hoti. Merge, split, pages nikalna ya hatana, photos se PDF banana aur PDF se image nikalna, sab muft aur bina watermark. Pehli baar button dabane par engine download hota hai, uske baad kaam foran hota hai.
Features — 6 tools on this page
- Merge unlimited PDFs into one file with drag-to-reorder page tiles
- Split, extract and delete by page ranges such as 1-3,7,10-12
- Photos from the phone camera become a correctly rotated A4 or Letter PDF
- Every page renders to PNG or JPEG at a resolution you choose
- Output size is measured and shown before you download, so rejected uploads are visible in advance
- Works on a phone with one hand; nothing to install and no account
Tips
- If a merged file is bigger than the portal allows, run it through image-to-pdf with a lower quality setting rather than trying to shrink it afterwards.
- Bank and CNIC statements usually need one page only — extract that page instead of screenshotting it, because screenshots lose the selectable text.
- Keep the file name short and without spaces (statement-1.pdf) when uploading to government portals; many of them reject names with brackets or Urdu characters.
- Page numbers on the picker are the PDF's own page order, not the printed page number in the footer — they differ in booklets.
- All six tools keep working when the network drops after the page has loaded, because the library is already in memory.
Frequently asked questions
Do my PDFs get uploaded to a server?
No. The file is read by your browser into memory, the pages are rewritten there, and the result is handed back as a download. There is no upload request of any kind on these pages.
Why does the first button press take a moment?
The PDF engine is a few hundred kilobytes and is deliberately not loaded with the page, so it only downloads when you actually use a tool. After that first press the work is instant.
Can I edit the text inside a PDF?
Not with these tools. They move, keep, remove and render whole pages; changing words inside a page needs a document editor, and the result of a re-save may look different from the original.
Will a password-protected PDF work?
It will be rejected with a plain message. Remove the password in the program that created it, or print that PDF to a new PDF first.
Is there a file size or page limit?
The practical limit is your phone's memory. Files that load in the browser merge fine; a several-hundred-page scanned book is better split in halves and merged afterwards.
Do the downloaded files carry a watermark?
Never. There is no branding, no trial banner and no page-count cap on any of the six.
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Your files never leave your device — everything runs locally in your browser.