Switch tabs to merge, split, rotate, or delete pages from a PDF, all on one page. Combine several PDFs in your order, split by page or range, rotate in 90-degree steps, or remove pages you don't need. Every file is processed entirely in your browser and never uploaded to a server.
Drag PDF files here, or choose files
Select multiple files · up to 30 · 100MB eachBrowser memory varies by device. Large files may fail even below the limits.
Merge, split, rotate, and delete pages produce different results, but they share the same processing model: reconstruct the uploaded PDF inside the browser and download a new one. PDFs often carry sensitive material: contracts, ID scans, internal reports: and all four tasks process files on-device, never transmitting or storing them on a server.
Grouping the four under tabs instead of scattering them across separate pages means a sequence like rotating a scanned page upright and then deleting pages you don't need can happen without hunting down a different tool in between.
Upload several PDF files and set the order by dragging or moving them up and down; they combine top to bottom exactly as the list shows. Limits are 100MB per file, 200MB combined, and up to 30 files.
Password-protected PDFs cannot be merged, so remove the open password first. Bookmarks, form fields, and digital signatures may not survive the merge. It concatenates pages only, with no page-size normalization or compression.
Upload one PDF and either split it into every single page or into custom ranges like 1-3, 4-7. Limits are 300 pages per PDF and 300 result files; when there is more than one result, they download together as a ZIP.
Use it to pull out just the signature page of a contract, or to break a long report into chapters. Ranges use commas and hyphens; pages start at 1 and cannot exceed the total page count.
Rotate an entire PDF or only the pages you select from thumbnails, left 90, right 90, or 180 degrees. Only the rotation attribute changes, not a re-render of the content, so original quality is preserved.
Use it to fix sideways scans or upside-down pages. It supports 90-degree steps only; it does not correct a slight skew from an imperfectly aligned scan.
Select pages to remove from thumbnails (individually, select all, invert, or by range), see the remaining page count update instantly, and build a new PDF from what's left. At least one page must remain to run it.
Use it to clean up blank pages, cover sheets, or duplicate scans before sharing a final version. Undo and Reset all let you adjust the selection before deleting.
Files merge in list order, not upload order. Names like 1, 2 and 10 sort alphabetically in ways you may not expect, so check the order visually before merging.
This is what you need when an online form accepts only one attachment. Your files are never uploaded to a server, so ID documents and contracts can be handled as-is.
No need to rescan or reprint the whole document: pull out just the section you need to file or share the signed page on its own.
Rotation only applies to the pages you select, so you don't have to realign the whole document.
Use it to clean up blank pages that snuck in during scanning, or internal cover sheets that shouldn't be in the final distributed version.
What it is, who it's for, how it works and why you'd use it.
PDF Tools is a unified browser tool that handles four PDF tasks on one page: merge, split, rotate, and delete pages.
It is for office workers, PMs, small business owners, and designers who need to clean up reports, contracts, or scans.
Pick a task from the tabs, upload your PDF, and it's processed in your browser and downloads as a new PDF. Each task takes a different number of files and works differently.
No install, no login, and no file upload to a server, so even sensitive documents can be handled safely, right in your browser.