PDF Tools
Tools for working with PDF files: merging, splitting, compressing and converting to and from images and Word. Most run inside your browser, so no document is uploaded. The exception is Word ⇄ PDF conversion, which uploads the file to our server and deletes it straight away.
Merge PDF
Put the files in the order you want, then merge them into one document.
Split PDF
Pull out just the pages you need, or separate every page into its own file.
Compress PDF
Built for scanned documents. Pages become images, so text stops being selectable.
PDF to JPG
Every page becomes its own image at the resolution you pick.
JPG to PDF
Collect several images into one tidy PDF document.
PDF to Word
Get an editable Word document out of a PDF.
Word to PDF
A PDF that matches your document, Arabic text and tables included.
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