📄 Tool collection

Free PDF Tools

Merge, split, resize, compress, organize and create PDF documents in your browser.

7 focused toolsChoose only the task you need.
Browser processingStandard work stays on your device.
No account requiredOpen a tool and start.

Organize before sharing

Merge related files, remove pages, rotate scans and resize the final document.

Page size guide

Reduce scanned PDFs

Image-based compression can greatly reduce scans, but selectable text may be lost.

Compression guide
PDF workflow

File size, page size and page editing are different tasks

Select the tool based on what must change.

Reduce storage size

The PDF size reducer changes image resolution and quality to create a smaller document.

Change paper dimensions

The PDF page resizer changes A4, Letter, Legal or custom page dimensions.

Edit page order

The PDF editor reorders, rotates and removes complete pages.

Decision guide

Choose a PDF tool by what must change

Storage size, physical page dimensions, page order and page content are separate properties.

GoalBest starting toolImportant trade-off
Make a scan smaller in MBPDF CompressorLower image quality can make small text harder to read
Change pages to A4 or LetterPDF Page ResizerContent may be scaled or surrounded by margins
Combine several documentsMerge PDFCheck the final order and page count
Extract or separate pagesSplit PDFUse precise ranges and reopen the result
Rotate, delete or reorder pagesPDF EditorThis edits complete pages, not text inside a page

Before compressing

First identify whether the PDF is mostly text, scanned images or a mixture. Image-based compression is most effective on scans and photo-heavy documents, but it may rebuild pages as images and remove selectable text. A text-native PDF may already be compact and show limited reduction.

Before submitting

Open the result, check every page, confirm orientation and verify that names, numbers, stamps and small text remain readable. Check whether the receiving organization accepts a rasterized document, requires a specific page size or prohibits changes to a digitally signed PDF.