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Free online PDF tools, merge, split, compress and protect files

Browser-based PDF tools that handle common document tasks: combine files, extract pages, convert images, reduce file size, and add password protection before sharing. No file is ever uploaded to a server, all processing runs locally in your browser. No watermark added to exports, no account required, works offline after the first visit.

PDF Merger Combine multiple PDF files into one. Drag to reorder, view page counts per file, merge entirely in your browser. No upload, no watermark. PDF Splitter Split PDF by page range, every N pages, or odd/even, with thumbnail previews and ZIP download. No upload, no watermark. JPG to PDF Convert JPG, PNG and WEBP images to a PDF. Drag to reorder, choose page size and margins. No upload, no watermark. PDF Compressor Reduce PDF file size with four compression levels, Screen, eBook, Print or Optimize. No upload, no watermark. PDF Password Protector Add AES-256 password protection to any PDF entirely in your browser. No upload, no watermark.

PDF editing that never leaves your device

Most online PDF services require uploading your documents to a remote server, contracts, invoices, medical records and personal files stored on infrastructure you don't control. Browser-based processing eliminates that risk: every operation runs locally in your browser tab, files are loaded into memory, processed, and discarded when you close the page.

What browser-based PDF editing covers

Combining multiple documents into one, reordering pages before merging, extracting specific page ranges and splitting by intervals are all fully supported with no loss to fonts, images, graphics or annotations. These cover the most common document assembly tasks without requiring installed software or a paid service.

Reducing file size in the browser

Meaningful compression is possible without specialist software. Re-encoding embedded JPEG photos at a lower quality level, using the same engine browsers already use for web images, can reduce a photo-heavy PDF by 50–80%. Structural cleanup (removing unused objects and compressing internal streams) adds a further 5–20% even on text-only files. Each file is limited to 100 MB to protect device memory; splitting large batches into smaller groups resolves performance issues on older devices.

Protecting documents before sharing

Password protection is useful when a PDF contains invoices, contracts, internal reports or personal records that should not open casually if the file is forwarded. Browser-side processing keeps the original document on your device while the protected copy is created locally. Share the password through a separate channel, and remember that anyone who knows the password can still read the document.

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