PDF utility tools in the browser

Use these tools to combine PDFs, change page order, rotate pages, remove pages, split files, compress PDFs, turn images into PDFs, pull simple tables into CSV, or clean up scanned pages.

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Merge PDFs

Use this when you have multiple PDFs and need one combined file.

Before & after

Before and after — several separate PDF documents combine into one stacked PDF.
Files are joined end-to-end in the order you add them.
Example: combine a form, attachment, and receipt into one upload-ready PDF.

Reorder PDF Pages

Type page numbers like 3,1,2 or ranges like 1-3 to set the order you want.

Before & after

Before and after — pages 1 2 3 rearranged to order 3, 1, 2 as typed.
The PDF still has the same pages—only the order changes to match what you typed.
Example: move the signature page to the end after scanning a packet out of order.

Example: 3,1,2

Rotate PDF Pages

Turn every page, or only the pages you choose, by 90, 180, or 270 degrees.

Before & after

Before and after — sideways page rotated upright for reading.
For a slight camera tilt (a few degrees), use Deskew instead.
Example: rotate a sideways phone scan so it reads normally.

Leave blank to rotate every page.

Delete PDF Pages

Enter the pages to remove, then download the updated PDF.

Before & after

Before and after — page 2 is removed; remaining pages close up so old page 3 becomes page 2.
The opposite of Split: here you name pages to throw away, not pages to keep.
Example: remove the blank cover sheet and duplicate last page from a packet.

Example: 2 or 2,4-5

Split PDF Pages

Save the pages you want as one new PDF, or download one file per page.

Before & after

Before and after — selecting only some pages from a longer PDF for the output.
List the pages to keep; everything else is omitted from the download.
Example: keep only pages 3 to 5 from a 20-page PDF.

Leave blank to keep all pages.

PDF Table To CSV

Use this when a PDF has a simple text table you want to pull into a spreadsheet. Best for clear rows and columns, not scanned image-only tables. If you only need this job, open PDF Table To CSV.

Before & after

Before and after — PDF grid becomes comma-separated values.
Works on real text in the PDF, not a photo of a table.
Example: pull names and amounts from a small invoice table into a spreadsheet.

Leave blank to read every page. Example: 1 or 2-4

Compress PDF

Use this when you want to save a simpler copy of a PDF that may be easier to share. If you only need this job, open Compress PDF.

Example: make a PDF easier to email or upload to a portal with file limits.

Image To PDF

Turn JPG or PNG files into a multi-page PDF. If you only need this job, open Image To PDF.

Before & after

Before and after — image files become PDF pages in order.
Order matters: files are stacked in the order you add them.
Example: turn four document photos from your phone into one PDF.

Deskew Scan

Use this when a scan is slightly crooked and you want a straighter PDF copy. Works with image files and PDFs. If you only need this job, open Deskew Scan.

Before & after

Before and after — crooked scan aligned straight.
Small-angle fix. Full sideways pages need Rotate PDF.
Example: straighten a receipt or form that was scanned at a slight angle.

Leave blank to auto-detect. Use values like -2 or 1.5 if you want to control it yourself.

Crop Scan Margins

Use this when a scan has too much empty border around the page, receipt, or form and you want a tighter PDF copy. If you only need this job, open Crop Scan Margins.

Before & after

Before and after — large border trimmed to content.
Good for receipts and pages floating in a sea of white.
Example: trim empty white borders from a receipt scan before saving it.

Keeps a little breathing room after the crop.

Split Double-Page Scan

Use this when one scanned image contains two pages side by side and you want them split apart.

Before & after

Before and after — wide spread photo split into left and right pages.
Use “left and right” for an open book; “top and bottom” if pages are stacked vertically in one image.
Example: split a book spread scan into separate left and right pages.

Split Scans By Separator

Use this when a scan stack should turn into separate packets whenever a blank page, QR code, or barcode separator appears. If you only need this job, open Split Scans By Separator.

Before & after

Before and after — long scan batch split into multiple PDF chunks at separators.
Each segment between separators becomes its own download.
Example: break one scanned client stack into separate packets at each blank page.

Optional for QR and barcode mode. Leave blank to split on any detected code.