PDFs are everywhere, but editing them usually means installing heavy software or uploading private documents to a stranger’s server. Our free PDF tools fix that: six everyday PDF jobs in one place, running entirely in your browser. Merge several PDFs into one file, split a big document or extract just the pages you need, rotate sideways pages, delete pages you do not want, turn JPG and PNG images into a clean PDF, and stamp page numbers before you share. Pick a tab above, drop in your file, and download the result.
Everything is completely free with no sign-up and no page limits, and your files never leave your device. Because all processing happens locally in your browser, these tools are safe for contracts, ID proofs, bank statements and anything else you would never paste into a random upload form. Working with scanned pages? Pair this page with our image compressor to shrink heavy images first, or browse all free tools in the Savozi collection.
Key features
- Merge PDFs: combine as many PDFs as you like into one file, in the exact order you list them.
- Split and extract: pull out single pages or ranges like 1-3 and 8-10 into a new, smaller PDF.
- Rotate pages: fix sideways scans and upside down pages with 90, 180 or 270 degree rotation.
- Delete pages: remove blank pages, covers and mistakes while everything else stays untouched.
- Images to PDF: turn JPG, PNG and WebP images into one tidy PDF, fitted to the image, A4 or Letter.
- Page numbers: stamp clear footer numbers, bottom center, left or right, as “Page 1 of 5” or plain numbers.
- Private and lossless: no uploads, no accounts, and pages are copied exactly, so text, images and links stay perfect.
How to use the PDF tools
- Choose a tool from the tabs above: Merge, Split, Rotate, Delete pages, Images to PDF or Page numbers.
- Drop your file onto the page or click to browse. The tool reads it right here in your browser.
- Set your options, like a page range or rotation angle.
- Click the action button and your new PDF downloads instantly.
Students use it to combine assignment pages into one submission, office workers use it to extract a single invoice from a monthly bundle, and freelancers use it to clean up scanned contracts before sending them. Whatever the job, it takes seconds and costs nothing.