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Upload multiple PDF files and merge them into one. Drag to reorder.

Click or drag PDF files here
You can select multiple PDFs at once

    Upload a PDF and specify the page range to extract.

    Click or drag a PDF file here
    Comma-separated pages, hyphen for ranges. Example: 1-3,5,7-9
    Output mode

    Reduce PDF file size by re-rasterising pages. Works best for image-heavy PDFs; effect is limited for pure vector/text PDFs.

    Click or drag a PDF file here

    Upload a PDF, choose pages and rotation angle.

    Click or drag a PDF file here
    Comma-separated pages, hyphen for ranges. Example: 1-3,5,7-9
    Rotation angle

    Convert each page of a PDF to an image and download as a ZIP.

    Click or drag a PDF file here

    Upload images (PNG / JPEG / WebP) and convert them into a single PDF. Drag to reorder.

    Click or drag images here (PNG / JPEG / WebP)
    You can select multiple images at once
      Image layout
      1
      Choose a mode
      Use the mode bar above to pick Merge, Split, Compress, Rotate, PDF to Image, or Image to PDF.
      2
      Upload and configure
      Click or drag files into the drop zone, then set page ranges, rotation, DPI, or JPEG quality as needed.
      3
      Preview and download
      When finished, preview the PDF where applicable, then download. ZIP and some modes download the file directly.
      Are my files uploaded to a server?
      No. Everything runs in your browser; files are not sent to our servers.
      What PDF size should I stay under?
      We recommend under about 50MB per file. Very large files may fail due to browser memory limits—try compressing first.
      Which browsers work best?
      Use a recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari. Chrome or Edge usually offers the best performance.
      Does merge or split change my text and images?
      No. Those actions only rearrange or extract pages; they do not edit the page content, fonts, or vectors.
      Why did compression barely shrink my file?
      Compression rasterises pages into images. It helps scanned or photo-heavy PDFs most. Text-heavy vector PDFs may shrink little or even grow slightly.
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