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PDF Toolbox: images to PDF, merge, split, rotate and clean metadata
Five everyday PDF chores, all handled on your device. Nothing is uploaded and no server processes your files.
Images to PDF
Never uploadedSelect several images and combine them into one PDF in list order, with page size and margin options.
Large files are processed in browser memory; keep each image under 45 MP.
Merge PDFs
Never uploadedJoin several PDFs into one file in list order.
Split / extract pages
Never uploadedSplit by page ranges, take a fixed number of pages per file, or extract a single page.
Each range becomes one file, e.g. 1-3, 5, 8-10
Rotate pages
Never uploadedRotate the whole document or selected pages clockwise by 90°, 180° or 270°.
Clean metadata
Never uploadedRemove title, author, creator, XMP and other document information — useful before sharing.
About this tool
This page gathers the most common PDF tidy-up jobs: combine several images into one PDF in order, merge multiple PDFs, split by page ranges or extract a single page, rotate the whole document or selected pages, and remove author, creator and similar metadata. Every step runs in browser memory and the result downloads straight to your disk.
The PDF engine loads on demand the first time you run an action, so it never slows down the home page or the other tools. Keep individual files under about 100 MB; very large files may hit the memory available to the browser.
How to use it
- Images to PDFPick several images, reorder them, choose A4, Letter or pages that match each image, and set margins and orientation.
- Merge and splitMerging joins files in list order. Splitting accepts ranges such as “1-3, 5”, a fixed number of pages per file, or a single page extraction.
- Rotate and clean metadataRotate the whole document or selected pages by 90°, 180° or 270°. Cleanup removes title, author, creator, XMP and similar fields before saving a new copy.
Common questions
Are my files uploaded?
No. Reading, editing and saving all happen in browser memory. The page never sends file content; the server only delivers static files.
Why does the first action take a moment?
The PDF engine is about 1 MB and is downloaded and cached the first time you press a build button. Later actions on the same page reuse it.
Can it open encrypted or damaged PDFs?
Password-protected files cannot be parsed and will report a read failure; decrypt them with owner permissions first. Damaged files may also fail to open.