PDF Tools: Merge, Split & Compress Scans
Merge and split PDFs, convert images, or compress scanned PDFs—right in your browser.
Add PDF files
Page order
Export PDF
Download all pages in their current order, or enter a range to split out selected pages into a separate PDF. Page numbers refer to the list above.
Password-protected PDFs are not supported. Very large files may require substantial browser memory. Existing digital signatures or interactive forms may not survive page extraction.
Images to PDF
Image order
Export PDF
One image per page. Drag in more files or use the arrows to set the order. Images are processed locally; check the finished PDF before sharing.
Convert PDF pages to images
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Each selected page becomes a separate image. One page downloads directly; multiple pages download as a ZIP. Large pages may use considerable memory. Password-protected PDFs are not supported.
Compress an image-only PDF
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Only for scanned/image-only PDFs. This flattens pages into JPEG images: graphics may soften and links, forms and signatures would be lost. Documents with selectable text or annotations are refused. Review the result before sharing. Maximum 30 pages and 50 MB.
Fill PDF forms and add a visible signature
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Fill existing form fields
Text fields, checkboxes, choices and radio buttons are supported when present. Fields remain editable in the saved PDF. XFA forms and cryptographic signatures are not supported.
Draw a visible signature (optional)
This adds a picture of your signature. It is not a verified digital or qualified electronic signature and does not prove identity or document integrity. Existing digital signatures may be invalidated when the PDF is saved.
Choose a page, then click or tap the preview to place the signature. The dashed box shows where it will appear.
Check the result in a trusted PDF reader before sharing. This mode keeps all original pages and does not flatten existing form fields.
About PDFs and images
PDF documents are widely used for forms, reports and records because their layout is designed to remain consistent across devices. When several files belong together, combining them into one document makes sharing and archiving simpler. Page order matters for readability, especially in longer reports.
Splitting a PDF lets you keep only the pages needed for a task or recipient. Turning photos or scans into one PDF makes a collection easier to read and share, while page size and margins help it print predictably. Exporting PDF pages as JPG or PNG is useful for presentations and image editing; text in the result is no longer selectable. Always review the finished file before sharing.
Documents can contain confidential information, so choosing a local workflow helps avoid unnecessary uploads. Even so, a new copy may preserve content you did not intend to share, and rearranging pages can affect signatures or form behavior. Check sensitive details and verify the exported file in a trusted PDF reader.