Guide 07 / PDF browser tools

Five practical PDF tasks, locally.

Open the PDF workspace when you need to put pages in order, make a smaller selection, change page direction, or turn images into a document. The browser creates each result on your device.

Privacy check: PDF bytes and image bytes are read, rendered, copied, and downloaded in the browser. There is no file upload or remote document endpoint.

Choose the workflow

01 / MERGE

Open Merge PDFs, add documents, move them into the desired order, and export one PDF. The tested path preserves the input page order.

02 / SPLIT

Use Split PDFs to export every page or define ranges such as 1-3, 5, 8-9. Multiple outputs are packaged in a ZIP with page names.

03 / ROTATE

In Rotate pages, select pages or a range and add a clockwise angle. The saved page rotation is checked after export.

04 / EXTRACT

Use Extract pages for an ordered selection such as 3, 1-2. Blank, malformed, reversed, zero, or out-of-range selections are rejected.

05 / IMAGES TO PDF

Open Images to PDF with JPG or PNG files. Move images, choose paper, orientation, and margins, then check the resulting page count.

Useful limits

PDF inputs are limited to 50 MB and 200 pages per document, with a 400-page output cap. Merge accepts up to 8 PDFs. The image workflow accepts up to 20 images, 20 MB each, 100 MB total, and bounded decoded-pixel totals. These limits keep browser memory predictable.

Protected and damaged documents

Password-protected PDFs are rejected; the tool does not decrypt or bypass a password. Damaged, unsupported, and malformed documents receive visible errors before a misleading output is offered. A newly saved PDF also cannot be assumed to retain digital-signature validity.

Check every export

Open the downloaded PDF in the application where you plan to use it. Confirm page count, order, page direction, and image fit. Clear the workspace when finished; the originals were never uploaded.