Guides

Practical guides for every PDF task — merging, splitting, compressing, converting and securing documents, all without uploading a thing.

• How to merge PDF files — every method compared

  Merge PDF files into one document without uploading them anywhere: the browser-based way step by step, how ordering works, and when desktop apps still make sense.

• How to split a PDF — ranges, chunks, or page by page

  Split one PDF into several smaller files by ranges, chunks, or page by page — no upload needed: the browser method step by step, and when each mode fits.

• How to compress a PDF for email — and get under the limit

  Get a PDF under the email attachment limit: three compression levels compared, realistic savings per document type, and a never-larger guarantee.

• How to convert PDF to JPG — sharp pages at the right resolution

  Turn PDF pages into JPG images without uploading the file: pick 96, 150 or 300 DPI, download a ZIP of numbered pages, and keep vector text sharp.

• How to convert JPG to PDF — every option explained

  Turn JPG photos into one PDF in your browser: page size and margins explained, why no quality is lost, and when a desktop tool still wins.

• How to rotate PDF pages — the right way, page by page

  Rotate PDF pages in your browser, one page or many: how per-page 90° control works, why nothing is re-rendered, and the quirks to expect.

• How to delete pages from a PDF — precisely and safely

  Delete pages from any PDF in your browser: mark what goes, keep the rest in order, know what happens to file size — and when to extract instead.

• How to extract pages from a PDF — pick them visually, keep the original

  Extract exact pages from a PDF into a clean new file — selected visually on real thumbnails, never uploaded. Plus when deleting or splitting is the better route.

• How to add page numbers to a PDF — position, format, and print-safe margins

  Add page numbers to any PDF without uploading it — six positions, three formats, print-safe margins, and numbering that never moves your content.

• How to password-protect a PDF — AES-256 without uploading anything

  Password-protect a PDF with AES-256 in your browser — the file and the password never leave your device, and permissions actually block printing and copying.

• How to remove a password from a PDF — the honest guide

  Remove a password from a PDF you can already open: the browser method step by step, what changes inside the file, and the truth about forgotten passwords.

• PDF metadata and privacy — what your files reveal

  See what your PDF reveals — author names, internal project titles, the software chain — then check and edit it in your browser before the file leaves your team.