How to use PDF Tools
- Choose merge, extract, or images-to-PDF.
- Add your PDF or image files.
- Set page ranges or order as needed.
- Download the resulting PDF.
Worked examples
Concrete numbers and cases you can check against the tool above.
Three signed pages into one lease packet
Merge the signature PDF, the addendum, and a scanned ID photo into a single file before sending. If a page is a phone photo, convert images to PDF first, then merge. Extracting pages works the other way: pull only the exhibits a reviewer asked for instead of emailing a 40-page original.
When to use PDF Tools
Merging, extracting, or building PDFs from images is common before sharing contracts, homework, or scanned packets. Browser-side tools keep sensitive documents off remote converters.
Common use cases
- Combine signed pages into one packet for a landlord.
- Extract only the pages a client needs from a long PDF.
- Turn phone photos of receipts into a single expense PDF.
- Assemble a portfolio PDF from exported image slides.
Inputs and outputs
- Input: PDF; images (PNG, JPEG, etc.) for images-to-PDF
- Output: PDF
Privacy
Files are processed locally in your browser and are never uploaded. Close the tab when you are done and nothing is retained on our side.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I merge more than two PDFs?
- Yes. Add multiple PDFs and arrange them before merging.
- Will extract keep original quality?
- Extracted pages come from your source PDF; we do not re-upload or recompress on a server.
- Are PDFs uploaded?
- No. Files stay in your browser.