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15 focused tools for merging, splitting, compressing, editing, and converting PDFs — all in one place.
PDF Watermark Remove
Preview a PDF, select a watermark area, and cover it before downloading a cleaned copy.
PDF to Word
Convert PDF text and basic paragraph structure into a DOCX file in your browser.
Word to PDF
Turn a DOCX file into a simple PDF directly in your browser.
Compress PDF
Compress a PDF automatically or target a specific maximum file size.
Merge PDF
Combine PDFs into one file, in exactly the order you choose.
Split PDF
Break a PDF into one file per page, downloaded as a ZIP.
Delete PDF Pages
Remove the pages you don't need and keep the rest.
Extract PDF Pages
Pull specific pages out into a brand-new PDF.
Rearrange PDF Pages
Drag pages into the order that makes sense.
Insert PDF Pages
Insert pages from another PDF, images or blank pages after the page number you choose, such as after page 7 of a 30-page file.
Rotate PDF
Fix sideways or upside-down pages in seconds.
JPG to PDF
Combine one or more JPG images into a single PDF file.
PNG to PDF
Combine one or more PNG images into a single PDF file, right in your browser.
PDF to JPG
Turn any PDF page into a JPG image you can use anywhere.
PDF to PNG
Turn any PDF page into a sharp PNG image, ideal for text, line art and screenshots.
Why people stick with OnlyPDF
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Supported tools process your PDF directly in your browser, so the file itself is never sent to a server.
Built to be fast
No accounts to create, no queues to wait in. Pick a tool, drop in a file, and get your result right away.
Free, with no catch
Every tool is free to try with no sign-up, up to 3 uses per tool per day. A Pro subscription or a one-time Lifetime plan removes the daily limit.
PDF tools, explained
A quick rundown of what each OnlyPDF tool does, when to use it, and why running it in your browser is worth caring about. These are the same everyday PDF tasks people usually search for step-by-step instructions on — combining files, splitting them apart, cleaning up pages, and fixing orientation — laid out here so you can jump straight to the right tool instead of digging through settings in a desktop PDF editor.
How to merge PDF files online for free
Merging PDFs means combining two or more PDF files into a single document, in a specific order. It's the tool people reach for when they need to send one file instead of five — combining scanned receipts into one expense report, stitching together chapters of a document, or putting a cover page in front of a contract. The Merge PDF tool lets you add as many files as you need, drag them into the order you want, and download one combined PDF. Because merging happens in your browser, there's no waiting for an upload and no need for Adobe Acrobat or any other desktop software.
How to split a PDF into individual pages
Splitting works the other direction: it takes one PDF and breaks it into a separate file per page. This is useful when a scanner saves a whole stack of documents as one PDF and you actually need each page on its own, or when you only want to share a portion of a longer file. The Split PDF tool splits every page into its own PDF automatically and packages the results into a single ZIP file, so you get one download instead of dozens.
How to delete pages from a PDF
Sometimes a PDF is almost right, except for a blank scanned page, a duplicate, or a section you don't want to include. The Delete PDF Pages tool shows every page in the document so you can tap the ones you want gone, then rebuilds the file with everything else left intact and in its original order.
How to extract specific pages from a PDF
Extracting is the mirror image of deleting: instead of removing a few pages, you pick the ones you want to keep and build a brand-new PDF out of just those. It's a common step when pulling a single form, exhibit, or chapter out of a much longer document. The Extract PDF Pages tool keeps the pages you select in their original order, so the result reads exactly like it did in the source file.
How to reorder or rearrange PDF pages
Reordering a PDF means changing which page comes first, second, and so on, without deleting or adding anything. It's handy after merging several documents, or when pages were scanned out of sequence. The Rearrange PDF Pages tool shows a thumbnail of every page that you can drag into the order you want, with arrow buttons as a keyboard-friendly alternative to dragging. Since a page is sometimes also sideways, each thumbnail has its own rotate button, so fixing order and orientation can happen in the same pass.
How to rotate PDF pages
A page scanned in landscape when it should be portrait (or upside down entirely) is one of the most common PDF annoyances. The Rotate PDF tool shows a thumbnail of every page so you can select one page, a handful of pages, or the whole document, then rotate the selection 90 degrees clockwise or counterclockwise as many times as needed before applying the change and downloading the corrected file.
How to convert JPG or PNG images to PDF
Turning a photo, scan, or screenshot into a PDF makes it easier to send, print, or archive alongside other documents. The JPG to PDF tool and the PNG to PDF tool accept your images, let you drag them into the order you want, and combine them into a single PDF — one image per page. You can choose a page size that fits each image exactly, or a standard A4 or US Letter size if the PDF needs to look like a regular document.
How to convert a PDF to JPG or PNG images
Sometimes you need a picture instead of a document — to drop a page into a slide, post it somewhere images are expected, or just view it without a PDF reader. The PDF to JPG tool and the PDF to PNG tool convert any page (or every page) of a PDF into a JPG or PNG image. Convert a single page and it downloads directly; convert several and they're bundled into one ZIP file.
How to remove a watermark from a PDF
The PDF Watermark Remove tool first scans your PDF for watermark objects, such as semi-transparent text, logos and stamps, and lets you delete the ones you choose after a before-and-after preview. If the watermark is part of a scan or the page image, switch to Manual mode, drag over the area, and cover it on the pages you pick. Manual covers hide the area rather than erase it, so only use the tool on documents you have the right to edit.
How to convert PDF to Word
The PDF to Word tool extracts selectable text and basic paragraph structure into an editable DOCX file. It is useful for text-heavy PDFs, while scanned documents and complex layouts may need OCR or manual cleanup.
How to convert Word to PDF
The Word to PDF tool converts DOCX text into a PDF directly in your browser. It is designed for simple documents; advanced Word layouts, floating objects, and complex tables may require a final visual check.
Are online PDF tools safe if they run in the browser?
The tools above process your PDF using your browser's own JavaScript engine, not a remote server. In practice, that means the file you open never gets uploaded anywhere: it's read, changed, and turned into a new download all on your own device. That's a meaningful difference from PDF tools that require a file upload before they can do anything, since there's no copy of your document sitting on someone else's server, even temporarily. It also tends to be faster, since there's no upload or download queue to wait through, and it works the same way whether you're on a fast office connection or a spotty mobile signal, because the heavy lifting happens on your own device rather than in transit. None of this requires installing anything: current versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge all support it, on both desktop and mobile.
PDF and Word tools in one place
OnlyPDF now covers common PDF editing, compression, conversion, watermark-area cleanup, and Word conversion tasks in one browser-based workspace. Each new tool is held to the same bar as the ones already here: fast, free to use, and processed in your browser wherever that's technically practical, so you can keep coming back to one place for PDF work instead of juggling several different sites.
Looking for a specific tool? See the full list of PDF tools. Every tool page includes step-by-step instructions and answers to common questions.
Frequently asked questions
- No. Every tool on OnlyPDF works without signing up or logging in. Just open a tool and use it.
- No. Processing happens in your browser, so your file stays on your device the whole time.
- Yes. Every tool is free to try without an account, up to 3 uses per tool per day on the same device and network. For unlimited use there is a Pro subscription (monthly or yearly) and a one-time Lifetime plan.
- Yes. Compress PDF offers High, Medium, and Express automatic modes, plus a target-size mode where you can enter a maximum size such as 10 MB or 800 KB.
- OnlyPDF works in current versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge, on both desktop and mobile.
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