PDF Tools
Merge, split, and compress PDF files entirely in your browser
Merge Multiple PDFs
Upload multiple PDF files and combine them into a single document
Privacy & Security

All PDF processing happens entirely in your browser - your files never leave your device

No uploads to servers, no data collection, completely private and secure

Works offline once the page is loaded

Why Use These PDF Tools?

Managing PDFs shouldn't require expensive software or complex installations. Our browser-based PDF tools let you merge, split, and compress PDF documents instantly without uploading files to external servers. Perfect for professionals who need quick PDF operations while maintaining complete privacy and security.

🔒 Complete privacy - All operations happen in your browser, files never leave your device

âš¡ Instant processing - Merge, split, or compress PDFs in seconds

💰 Zero cost - No subscriptions, licenses, or hidden fees

📱 Works anywhere - Use on any device with a modern browser

🎯 Multiple operations - Merge multiple PDFs, split by pages, compress for email

💾 No installation - Browser-based solution works immediately

PDF Management Tips

Compress Before Emailing

Reduce PDF file size before sending via email to avoid attachment limits. Most email servers have 25MB limits, and compressed PDFs can reduce size by 50-70% while maintaining readability.

Merge in Correct Order

Arrange files in the desired order before merging. The tool processes files in the sequence you add them, so organize your documents list before clicking merge to save time.

Split Large Documents

Split large PDFs into chapters or sections for easier distribution and faster loading. This is especially useful for reports, ebooks, and documentation exceeding 100 pages.

Preserve Quality Settings

When compressing, start with medium quality (70-80%). You can always compress further if needed, but over-compression can make text illegible, especially for scanned documents.

Batch Process Similar Files

Merge multiple related PDFs at once (invoices, receipts, reports) to create organized archives. This reduces clutter and makes document management significantly easier.