PDF Tools

6 free tools · runs in your browser

Convert PDFs to images or text, merge, split and build PDFs from images — entirely on your device. Every tool listed here is free and needs no account.

Merge, split, and convert PDFs to images or text, all processed locally with no uploads. Build PDFs from images, extract selectable content, or render pages at high scale for slides and chat apps. Your documents stay on your device throughout.

PDF to JPG Converter

Render PDF pages as JPG images

PDF to PNG Converter

Render PDF pages as lossless PNGs

PDF to Text Extractor

Extract selectable text from PDF files

Merge PDF

Combine multiple PDFs into one document

Split PDF

Extract page ranges into new PDFs

Images to PDF

Combine JPG/PNG images into one PDF

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unitsFeet and Inches to Centimeters: Height ExplainedA height like 5′10″ is a pair of numbers, not a decimal: five feet plus ten inches, with the feet converting at 30.48 centimeters and the inches at 2.54. The arithmetic, the four mistakes that corrupt height records, and the settings where precision actually matters are below; to convert one height in either direction, the height converter linked from this guide gives the exact pair instantly.6 min read · Read →imageFavicon Sizes: What Your Website Actually NeedsA favicon is one small square of artwork that a browser requests at particular sizes, so a site needs a few purpose-built renditions rather than a single export scaled into every slot. Which pixels each context asks for, why a multi-size .ico still earns its place, and how the pieces are declared is below; to build the whole set from one image, the favicon generator linked from this guide produces the files and the tags.6 min read · Read →textASCII Art: How Text Pictures Are MadeASCII art is a picture assembled from ordinary printable characters, with each glyph's weight standing in for a pixel's brightness. The style grew out of typewriters and bulletin boards and never left, because plain text renders everywhere. How the mapping works and which controls shape it is below; to draw a banner from a word rather than an image, the ASCII Text Generator on this site renders it in a classic font.6 min read · Read →

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PDF work usually means trusting a stranger's server with your contracts. Here the Merge PDF and Split PDF tools stitch and slice documents with pdf-lib in your browser, Images to PDF binds JPGs and PNGs into one file, and the PDF to Text extractor pulls selectable content for quoting and search. Everything runs client-side, so your documents stay where they belong instead of riding an upload to a third party. You can process a multi-page contract and download the result without ever revealing its contents to a remote machine. You stay in control of the file from start to finish, with no upload form and no third party handling your pages.

Need pictures instead? PDF to JPG and PDF to PNG render any page at up to four times scale for slides, thumbnails, and chat apps that will not preview PDFs. Multi-page documents render page by page with previews, so you export exactly the pages you need instead of the whole file. You can inspect each page before deciding whether to include it, which keeps the output tight and avoids sending unnecessary pages downstream.

Key tools include Merge PDF for combining documents, Split PDF for pulling out sections, Images to PDF for building a PDF from a folder of pictures, PDF to Text for extracting quotable content, and PDF to JPG/PNG for turning pages into images. Each one handles a specific document job without requiring a general-purpose PDF suite, so you are not installing heavy software for a one-off task. Each tool keeps its interface focused on the single operation it performs.

Nothing is uploaded. Because pdf-lib runs in your browser, contracts, statements, and forms never touch a third-party server, and there are no watermarks added to your files. You can work on sensitive documents with the same confidence you would have editing them offline, and nothing you process is retained after you leave the page. A signed agreement stays between you and your own machine.

Common uses include merging scanned pages into one PDF, splitting a long document into chapters, converting images into a PDF for sharing, extracting text from a report, and rendering pages as images for a presentation. To get started, drop a PDF or image into the matching tool and process it right in the tab. Your documents never touch a third-party server, so a contract stays where it belongs. The related guides link back to two or three tools from this category for worked examples, so you can see a complete merge-or-split flow before you begin.

All 6 of these run client-side in your browser: nothing you paste or drop here is uploaded, and no tool in this category contacts a third-party service. Results are copied or saved straight from the page. For worked examples, the related guides above each link back to 2–3 tools from this category.

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