Merge multiple PDF files into one document directly in your browser. Drag-and-drop files to reorder, merge, and download — no file ever leaves your device. How to Merge PDFs 1. Upload PDFs — click the upload zone or drag files onto it. Select multiple PDF files at once. 2. Reorder (optional) — drag files up or down to change the merge order. 3. Merge & Download — click "Merge PDFs" and download the combined file instantly. Why Use This? 100% in-browser — files never leave your device. No upload, no server, no trace. Reorder freely — drag-and-drop to arrange pages before merging. Unlimited use — no file size limits, no sign-up, no watermarks. Fast — merging happens locally on your machine. Example You have three PDFs: report-part1.pdf , appendix.pdf , summary.pdf . Upload all three, drag summary.pdf to position 2, click Merge PDFs — you get one combined document with the pages in your chosen order. Download it instantly.

Split any PDF into individual pages or extract selected pages into a new combined PDF. This free PDF splitter runs entirely in your browser — no file ever leaves your device. How to use 1. Upload a PDF — drag & drop or click to browse 2. Choose split mode — separate files (one PDF per page) or combined (single PDF with selected pages) 3. Select pages — click page thumbnails to select; use Select All / Invert for speed 4. Click Split PDF — downloads start automatically Features 100% client-side — all processing happens in your browser, no server involved Separate or combined mode — get individual page PDFs or one merged document Page thumbnails — visual page picker with checkmarks Smart selection — select all, invert, or pick pages one by one Privacy first — your PDF never touches a server

Convert images between PNG, JPEG, WebP, and AVIF with adjustable quality or compression — before/after sizes side by side, so you know exactly what you're getting. Everything runs in your browser; your images never leave your device. This free online image converter re-encodes files locally with the HTML Canvas API, so there is no upload and no server. How to Use 1. Upload or drag & drop one or more images (any source format). 2. Pick the target format — PNG, JPEG, WebP, or AVIF. 3. Dial the quality (for JPEG, WebP, AVIF) — PNG is lossless, so the slider does not apply. 4. Convert — all selected files render side-by-side with the new byte size. 5. Download the result (saved as . ) or Copy to the clipboard where the browser allows image copies. Example Load a 3.8 MB PNG screenshot, pick JPEG , and set quality to 85% . The tool re-encodes it in your browser and reports ~ 75% smaller — the sharpness is visually identical for web use. Switch the target to WebP an...

Shrink JPEG, PNG, and WebP images with adjustable quality — before/after sizes side by side, so you know exactly what you are getting. Everything runs in your browser; your images never leave your device. This free online image compressor re-encodes files locally with the HTML Canvas API, so there is no upload and no server. How to Use 1. Upload or drag & drop an image (JPEG, PNG, WebP, or GIF). 2. Dial the quality — the compressed result re-renders live as you slide. 3. Choose the output format — JPEG, PNG, or WebP. (PNG is lossless, so quality does not apply.) 4. Compare — the original and compressed render side by side with exact byte sizes and the percentage smaller. 5. Download the result (saved as -compressed. ) or Copy to clipboard where your browser allows image copies. Example Load a 4.2 MB PNG screenshot, switch the output to WebP , and slide quality to 75% — the panel shows the result is roughly 70% smaller with text still crisp. Hit Download and scree...

Resize any image to exact dimensions — aspect ratio lock, quick-size presets, and PNG, JPEG, or WEBP output. Everything runs in your browser; your images never leave your device. This free online image resizer processes files locally using the HTML Canvas API, so there is no upload and no server. How to Use 1. Upload or drag & drop your image (PNG, JPEG, WEBP, GIF, BMP, SVG — any format your browser can decode). 2. Set the target size — type exact width and height, toggle the aspect-ratio lock, or pick a quick preset like Instagram Post, YouTube Thumb, or Favicon 32×32. 3. Choose the output format — PNG, JPEG, or WEBP. For JPEG/WEBP you can also dial the quality. 4. Resize — the tool renders the new image to a canvas and shows a live preview with the resulting pixels and scale percentage. 5. Download the resized file, or Copy the result. Example Load a 4000×2670 photo, set the target to 1280×720 (the YouTube Thumb preset), pick WEBP at 85% quality , and hit Resize...