All PDF tools
Twenty tools for the document tasks that come up every week: six convert out of PDF, seven convert into PDF, seven organise what you already have.
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- PDF tools
- 10
- languages
Convert from PDF
Take a PDF apart: Word, JPG, PowerPoint, Excel, HTML or EPUB.
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In browser
PDF to Word
Editable .docx
Pull the text of every page into a Word document you can edit, with real paragraph breaks.
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PDF to JPG
One JPG per page
Render each page as a JPG at the resolution and quality you choose, ready to paste anywhere.
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In browser
PDF to PowerPoint
Slides from pages
Put every page on its own PowerPoint slide as a full-bleed image, in page, 16:9 or 4:3 format.
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In browser
PDF to Excel
Rows in .xlsx
Lay the text of each page into spreadsheet rows, one sheet per page or everything in a single sheet.
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In browser
PDF to HTML
A real .html file
Turn the document into a standalone HTML page with selectable, searchable text.
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In browser
PDF to EPUB
Reflowable ebook
Build a reflowable EPUB from the document text so it reads well on e-readers and phones.
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In browser
PDF to long image
Every page in one tall image
Stitch all pages into a single long PNG or JPG — the shape chat apps and article readers scroll through.
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Convert to PDF
Build a PDF from Word, PowerPoint, Excel, images, text, RTF or Publisher.
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In browser
Word to PDF
DOCX to PDF
Convert a .docx file into a clean PDF, with the page size and margins you pick.
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PowerPoint to PDF
PPTX to PDF
Turn each slide into a PDF page, keeping the slide ratio or fitting slides onto A4.
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In browser
Excel to PDF
XLSX to PDF
Lay out your spreadsheet as a paginated PDF with the gridlines you expect.
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In browser
Image to PDF
JPG and PNG to PDF
Combine JPG, PNG or WebP images into a single PDF with a sensible page layout.
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In browser
TXT to PDF
Plain text to PDF
Set plain text, Markdown or CSV into a paginated PDF with the font size and wrapping you choose.
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RTF to PDF
Rich text to PDF
Convert RTF files to PDF while keeping paragraph structure and basic emphasis.
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Server conversion
Publisher to PDF
PUB to PDF
Convert Microsoft Publisher files on the server through LibreOffice, the only dependable .pub reader.
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Organise and optimise
Merge, split, extract, rotate, watermark and compress existing PDFs.
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Local + server
Merge PDF
Combine PDF files
Combine several PDF files into one document, in exactly the order you choose.
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Local + server
Split PDF
Split into files
Split one PDF into separate documents by page range or at chosen page numbers.
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Local + server
Extract pages
Keep selected pages
Pick the pages you need and export them as a clean new PDF.
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Local + server
Rotate PDF
Fix page orientation
Turn pages 90°, 180° or 270° — the whole document or only the pages you pick.
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Local + server
Organise PDF
Reorder and delete pages
Drag pages into a new order, drop the ones you do not need and save the result as a fresh PDF.
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In browser
Crop PDF
Trim margins and borders
Draw a box over the page to cut away white margins, scanner edges or anything else outside it.
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In browser
Add watermark
Stamp text on pages
Add a text watermark with adjustable size, opacity and position on every page.
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Local + server
Compress PDF
Make files smaller
Shrink PDFs by re-encoding page images, with an honest before-and-after size report.
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Server conversion
Protect PDF
Add a password
Encrypt the document with AES-256 so it opens only with your password, and choose whether readers may print or copy.
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Server conversion
Unlock PDF
Remove the password
Open a password-protected PDF with the password you know and save a clean copy that no longer asks for it.
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Local + server
PDF to image
PNG, JPG or WebP export
Export PDF pages as PNG, JPG or WebP images at the resolution you actually need.
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About this collection
Every tool on this page is a working implementation, not a landing page waiting for a backend. Conversions that can be done in a browser are done there; the two that need rasterising or an office binary say so on their own page and check availability before you commit a file.
Nothing here requires an account, adds a watermark to your output, or keeps a copy of your document. Where a limitation exists — scanned PDFs without a text layer, images inside a DOCX, chart objects in a spreadsheet — it is written on the tool page instead of being discovered after the fact.