PDF and document tools

PDF Toolkit merges PDFs and JPG, PNG or WebP images into one file, splits them, and reorders, rotates, duplicates or deletes pages on a thumbnail grid. It exports one PDF, one PDF per page, a split every N pages or at break marks, or the pages as PNG or JPG images at up to 300 DPI, opens password-protected PDFs with their password, and the files never leave your browser.

1. Add PDFs or supported images and review the page thumbnails.
2. Drag pages into order, select pages to rotate or remove, or set break marks for splitting.
3. Choose a combined PDF, split PDFs or image export, then download and open the result to check it.

This is a page assembly tool, not a text editor. You need the password to open a protected PDF.

Fill & Sign opens a PDF, a Word file (.docx) or a photo of a paper form, finds the blanks on it and fills the ones it can from the details you saved, then signs with a typed, drawn or uploaded signature. Several files at once become one PDF, nothing is uploaded, and the signature is ink on the page, not a certificate-based digital signature.

1. Open a PDF, DOCX file or photograph of a paper form.
2. Fill the fields and add a typed, drawn or uploaded signature.
3. Check every page and download the finished PDF before closing the tab.

The signature is a visible mark on the document, not a certificate-based digital signature. Check that the recipient accepts this kind of signature.

OCR Reader pulls the text out of images and PDFs with Tesseract in 31 languages, into one editable text box you can copy or save as a .txt file. A PDF page that already has a text layer is read exactly, without OCR, and every file is read in your browser, never uploaded.

1. Open an image or PDF and choose the appropriate recognition language.
2. Read the extracted text, correcting names, numbers and layout where needed.
3. Copy the text or save it as a TXT file.

OCR accuracy depends on scan quality and typography. Existing PDF text layers are read directly; scanned pages need recognition.

Quick View opens PDFs, Word documents and slide decks old and new (.docx, .pptx, .doc, .ppt, OpenDocument, RTF), spreadsheets, SVGs, images including HEIC, audio, video, Markdown, HTML, CSV, JSON and plain text in the browser, several at once as tabs, with zoom and full screen. Files are read on your device and nothing is uploaded.

1. Drop one or several supported files into the viewer.
2. Switch between their tabs and use zoom or full screen to inspect them.
3. Use the relevant editing tool if the document needs changes rather than viewing.

Quick View is a reader. Fonts, unsupported document features and complex layouts can differ from the source application.