PDF Tools

PDFs are how the world exchanges anything that needs to look the same everywhere — contracts, statements, resumes, forms, and scans. The trouble is that editing them usually means uploading a private document to a stranger's server. This collection takes the opposite approach: every operation happens inside your own browser, so the file you are working with is never transmitted anywhere.

Beyond privacy, local processing is simply quicker for iterative work. There is no upload wait and no download queue, so merging a few files, pulling out the pages you need, or rotating a scan happens at the speed of your own hardware. When you are refining the same document several times, that responsiveness adds up.

The tools are designed to cover the common document chores without a heavy desktop application: combine several PDFs into one, split or extract specific pages, rotate misaligned scans, number pages, inspect metadata, and turn images into a clean PDF. Each does one job well and hands you a downloadable result immediately.