PDF Utilities Tools

Free online PDF tools — PDF metadata viewer, images to PDF converter, PDF text extractor. All processed entirely in your browser. No file uploads, full privacy.

10 tools

PDF Metadata

Instantly view PDF page count, version, author, title, and more. Parsed 100% in your browser — no upload required.

Images → PDF

Convert multiple JPG/PNG images into a single PDF. Reorder pages, then print-to-PDF using your browser. 100% client-side.

PDF to Text

Extract text from any PDF in the browser — powered by PDF.js. Works with modern PDFs from Chrome, Word and Acrobat. No upload, no server.

PDF Merger

Merge multiple PDF files into one in your browser. Drag to reorder pages, skip password-protected files automatically. No upload, no server.

PDF Splitter

Split a PDF in your browser: extract a page range, break it into fixed chunks, or save every page as its own file. No upload, no server, no sign-up.

PDF Rotator

Rotate all pages or a specific range in a PDF by 90°, 180° or 270°. Runs entirely in your browser — no upload, no account, no file size cap beyond 100 MB.

PDF Watermark

Stamp text across a PDF with your own size, angle, colour and opacity. Nine anchor positions or a tiled fill, on every page or a range you pick.

PDF Compressor

Compress a PDF in your browser by stripping metadata and packing object streams. Saves 10–40% on Office/LaTeX PDFs. No upload, no account needed.

PDF to Images

Export any PDF page as PNG or JPEG at 72, 150 or 300 dpi. Download pages individually or as a ZIP. Rendered client-side with PDF.js — nothing is uploaded.

PDF Unlocker

Remove the open password from a protected PDF and download the unlocked file. Decrypts entirely in your browser using pdf-lib — nothing is uploaded.

Why These Tools

Drop a file into PDF Page Counter & Metadata and you get the page count, the producer string and the embedded creation date, which is usually the thing you are really checking before sending a document on to somebody. Images to PDF Converter runs the other direction and lets you drag pages into the right order before it writes the output. PDF Compressor takes the finished document and passes it through a clean re-serialisation that strips verbose metadata and packs the object graph into compressed streams — the combination typically cuts 10 to 40 percent off PDFs exported from Office or a browser. All three parse inside the tab and never send a file anywhere.