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PDF Compressor
Compress PDF documents locally in browser memory without server uploads.
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Compress, merge, split, rotate, watermark, protect, and convert PDF documents directly in your browser without uploading sensitive files to a server.
Who it is for
PDF tools serve anyone who handles documents: office workers preparing reports, managers merging contracts, students assembling submissions, and developers generating documents from code. The browser workflow removes upload steps and keeps confidential files on the device.
What you can do here
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Compress PDF documents locally in browser memory without server uploads.
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Combine multiple PDF documents into a single organized file in your browser.
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Split PDF files by custom page ranges or fixed page intervals locally.
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Convert PDF pages to JPG images in your browser, rendered at your chosen resolution and delivered as a ZIP.
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Start with one or more PDF files, organize or optimize pages, preview the result, and download the finished document.
Every PDF tool processes files locally using modern browser APIs and Web Workers so your confidential documents stay private.
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PDF and document tools
Compress PDF documents locally in browser memory without server uploads.
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Combine multiple PDF documents into a single organized file in your browser.
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Split PDF files by custom page ranges or fixed page intervals locally.
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Rotate PDF pages by 90, 180, or 270 degrees and rearrange page sequence.
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Add professional page numbers to PDF documents with customizable placement.
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Stamp text watermarks across PDF pages with adjustable opacity and position.
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Render PDF document pages to PNG or JPG images and download as a ZIP archive.
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Convert JPG, PNG, and WebP images into a single structured PDF document.
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Encrypt and password-protect PDF documents locally on your device.
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Inspect and edit PDF document title, author, subject, and keyword metadata.
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Convert a single JPG photo to a PDF page in your browser, with page size, orientation, and margin controls.
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Convert a single PNG image to a PDF page in your browser, keeping transparency and controlling page layout.
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Convert PDF pages to JPG images in your browser, rendered at your chosen resolution and delivered as a ZIP.
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Convert PDF pages to PNG images in your browser at high resolution, preserving detail for graphics and editing.
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Extract selectable text from PDF pages in your browser, with page range control and copy or download output.
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Extract specific pages from a PDF into a new document in your browser, by range or by clicking page thumbnails.
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Combine multiple images into one PDF with advanced ordering, image-fit, page size, and orientation controls.
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Convert Word .docx documents to PDF in your browser by extracting the text and laying it out on clean pages.
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Turn HTML into a PDF with your browser print engine, locally and privately.
Open toolGuides and solutions
Go deeper with practical guides and step-by-step workflows built around these tools.
A guide to viewing and editing PDF metadata: title, author, subject, keywords, and dates, plus the privacy reasons to clean it before sharing.
Learn moreA practical guide to converting HTML to PDF with the browser print engine: previewing, print settings, and what the output keeps.
Learn moreA practical guide to converting Word documents to PDF with fonts, layouts, tables, and hyperlinks intact, using a local browser workflow.
Learn moreA step-by-step guide to locking PDF files with a password locally: choosing passwords, encryption levels, and sharing the file safely.
Learn moreA step-by-step guide to splitting PDF files by page ranges or into single pages locally, with tips for keeping the parts organized.
Learn moreA guide to combining JPG, PNG, and WebP images into a single PDF locally, with ordering, orientation, and page size controls.
Learn moreA guide to adding page numbers to PDF pages locally: position, style, and offset options, plus numbering that survives merging.
Learn moreA practical guide to compressing PDFs for email: what makes PDFs heavy, sensible target sizes, compression modes in the [PDF compressor](tool:pdf-compressor), and checks to run before sending.
Learn moreA no-install guide to merging PDFs with the [PDF merger](tool:pdf-merger): choosing the order, merging mixed-size documents, and verifying the result before you share it.
Learn moreA privacy-focused guide to merging tax documents with the [PDF merger](tool:pdf-merger): how browser-local processing differs from cloud tools, what stays on your device, and how to verify the finished file.
Learn morePDF is the format that looks the same on every device, but converting from Word often breaks fonts, tables, and page breaks. The [Word to PDF converter](tool:word-to-pdf) converts your document locally so the layout survives, and the [conversion guide](guide:convert-word-to-pdf) explains what to check before and after.
Open solutionSometimes you need a page of a PDF as an image: for uploads, slides, or previews. The [PDF to JPG tool](tool:pdf-to-jpg) converts the pages you choose into JPG images locally, and the [page conversion guide](guide:pdf-page-conversion-guide) explains the options.
Open solutionReports, invoices, and recipes written in HTML need a PDF form for sharing. The [HTML to PDF tool](tool:html-to-pdf) renders your markup in a sandboxed preview and uses the browser print dialog to save the PDF, so no software and no upload are involved.
Open solutionContracts, invoices, and reports often need a password before they are shared. The [PDF protect tool](tool:pdf-protect) locks a PDF in your browser with owner and user passwords, so the file never touches a server.
Open solutionDrafts and internal documents travel safer with a visible watermark. The [PDF watermark tool](tool:pdf-watermark) stamps text or an image onto every page locally, with full control over position and opacity.
Open solutionSharing a 100-page contract when someone needs one signed page wastes bandwidth and attention. The [PDF page extractor](tool:pdf-page-extractor) pulls exactly the pages you choose into a new file, entirely in your browser.
Open solutionBulky PDF documents exceed email attachment limits and slow down webpage downloads. Compress PDF files directly in your web browser without exposing data to external servers with the [PDF compressor](tool:pdf-compressor).
Open solutionAssembling contracts, financial records, and legal reports should never expose sensitive data to remote servers. Merge PDF files entirely in your browser memory with the [PDF merger](tool:pdf-merger).
Open solutionSharing an entire 100-page closing packet when someone only needs a single signed contract page wastes time and exposes irrelevant information. Split PDF files by custom page ranges with the [PDF splitter](tool:pdf-splitter), locally in your browser.
Open solutionSlides, charts, and single pages often need to become images. The [PDF to JPG tool](tool:pdf-to-jpg) renders pages locally in your browser, so documents never leave your device.
Open solutionCategory questions
No. All PDF processing happens locally in your browser using client-side JavaScript libraries. Your documents never leave your computer.
Yes. Local browser processing supports standard PDF files up to the recommended memory limits of your device.
Yes. Password protection and metadata editing execute on your local CPU without sending encryption keys or file contents over the network.
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