PDF toolbox for everyday paperwork
A PDF toolbox for everyday paperwork: join, separate, shrink, rotate, trim, sign, unlock or OCR your PDFs for free. It all runs locally, with no login or stamp.
Sort pages, add signatures and slim down PDFs
Pick the right tool for your task
- Typing into a form, correcting a date or leaving a comment? Edit PDF works on the page itself.
- Building one application pack from several files? Merge PDF. Sending each chapter on its own? Split PDF. Getting rid of blank or outdated sheets? Delete PDF Pages.
- Portal or mailbox rejecting the attachment as too large? Compress PDF.
- Landscape scans lying on their side, or white borders you want gone? Rotate PDF and Crop PDF.
- Scanned file where search finds nothing? OCR PDF. A stack of paper and only a phone at hand? Scan to PDF.
- Contract waiting for your name? Sign PDF. Your own file refusing to print or copy? Unlock PDF.
Fix the PDF you have instead of starting over
PDFs are built to stay fixed, which is great for sharing and frustrating when something needs to change. The tools on this shelf work on the PDF directly, so there is no detour through Word: reorder a pack, drop a page, cut the size for an email or sign on the dotted line.
The page tools lay your document out as a grid of thumbnails, so you check the order and orientation before saving. The editor goes one step further and lets you type, mark up, sketch, paste pictures and sign directly on a page.
Built for confidential paperwork
The PDF stays in your browser the whole time. HR files, lease agreements, account statements and hospital letters are exactly the papers that tend to need a fix, and none of them should sit on a stranger’s server.
Common questions
Is there a way to change a PDF with no program installed?
Yes. Edit PDF loads the file into an editor inside your browser where you type, highlight, draw, add pictures or a signature and then save.
What is the quickest way to cut a PDF file size?
Run it through Compress PDF. Its standard setting only squeezes the pictures inside, which keeps the text crisp and copyable.
Does a signature made here count legally?
It counts as a simple electronic signature, which many everyday forms and agreements accept. It is not a certificate-based digital signature, so papers that demand a qualified signature need a different route.
Can the toolbox open a PDF if I forgot the password?
Only if the password guards printing, copying or editing: those restrictions are lifted without it. A PDF that asks for a password before it opens still needs that password, because the tool does not break passwords.
Will my PDF come back with a stamp on it?
It will not. You get your own pages and edits, nothing added.