Free PDF Tools — Merge, Split, Rotate, and Convert PDFs Online

PDFs are meant to be a stable, portable format, but working with them often means reorganizing pages, pulling a file apart, or converting them to and from images — none of which a PDF viewer alone handles.

Combining multiple PDFs into one

Reports, scanned documents, and signed contracts often arrive as separate PDF files that need to become one — for a single email attachment, a combined report, or an application packet. The Merge PDF Files tool combines multiple PDFs into one, in whatever order you choose, without needing desktop PDF software.

Splitting a PDF apart

The opposite problem is just as common — a large PDF where you only need a few pages, or a batch of scanned documents saved as one file that need to become separate files. The Split PDF tool extracts a specific page range, or splits every page into its own file, which is useful for pulling a single chapter out of a larger document or separating a multi-document scan back into individual files.

Fixing page orientation

Scanned pages sometimes end up sideways or upside down, especially from a phone camera or a scanner that doesn't auto-detect orientation. The PDF Page Rotator rotates specific pages or an entire PDF by 90, 180, or 270 degrees, fixing orientation without needing to rescan the original document.

Turning images into a PDF

Combining a set of photos or scanned pages into a single shareable document is a common need for applications, receipts, and ID submissions. The Image to PDF tool combines one or more images into a single PDF, one image per page, in the order you add them.

Turning PDF pages into images

The reverse comes up too — pulling a specific page or diagram out of a PDF as a standalone image for a presentation, a social post, or a document that only accepts image uploads. The PDF to Image tool renders every page of a PDF as a downloadable PNG or JPG.

Common scenarios

1. Merging several signed contract pages into a single PDF before sending it back to a client.
2. Splitting a large scanned document into individual files, one per original document.
3. Rotating a batch of scanned pages that came out sideways from a mobile scanning app.
4. Converting a scanned ID or receipt image into a PDF for a form that only accepts PDF uploads.
5. Pulling a single diagram off a PDF page as a PNG to drop into a slide deck.

Handled entirely in your browser

Every one of these tools processes your PDF locally, using the same underlying PDF-manipulation logic for merging, splitting, and rotating — nothing is uploaded to a server, which matters for contracts, IDs, and other sensitive documents you'd rather not run through a third-party web service.

Try them

Combine files with Merge PDF Files, pull pages apart with Split PDF, fix orientation with the PDF Page Rotator, or convert between images and PDF with Image to PDF and PDF to Image.