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PDF Tools

A grab-bag of PDF utilities that run entirely in your browser — no upload, no server, nothing leaves your device. Built with pdf-lib and pdf.js.

Organize

Merge PDF

Combine several PDFs into one, in the order you choose.

Split PDF

Extract a page range, or split into separate files.

Organize pages

Reorder, duplicate, or delete pages with a page list.

Rotate PDF

Turn all pages, or just some, by 90/180/270°.

Crop PDF

Trim margins from every page by percentage.

Convert

PDF → JPG

Render each page to a JPG or PNG image (zipped).

JPG → PDF

Turn a batch of images into a single PDF.

Edit

Page numbers

Stamp page numbers with position and format options.

Watermark

Overlay text or an image across every page.

Sign PDF

Draw a signature and drop it onto a page.

Edit metadata

Change title, author, subject, keywords and more.

Optimize & extract

Compress PDF

Shrink file size by re-rasterizing pages at lower DPI.

Unlock PDF

Strip owner-password permission restrictions.

Extract text

Pull the plain text out of a PDF, page by page.

Coordinate viewer

Read back the exact coordinates of a region on a page.

100% Client-Side PDF Privacy

Files are loaded directly into browser WebAssembly/JavaScript memory (pdf-lib & pdf.js). No PDF documents, pages, signatures, or metadata ever leave your computer or touch external cloud servers.

Why Choose In-Browser PDF Processing?

Uploading sensitive tax forms, contracts, medical records, or corporate reports to third-party conversion websites poses significant data privacy risks. PDF Tools by Aris Wahyudiyanto runs entirely inside your web browser.

How does browser-based compression work?

PDF compression renders document pages to HTML5 canvas bitmaps at optimized DPI levels, removing hidden metadata and uncompressed streams to achieve up to 70% smaller file sizes.

Is my digital signature securely drawn?

Yes. Your signature is captured as an HTML5 canvas drawing and stamped onto the PDF coordinate grid locally. It is never stored or transmitted anywhere.