PDF tools
JPG to PDF
Turn one or more JPEG photos into a paged PDF. Arrange the pictures before export and keep the conversion on your device.
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Useful file tools. Your files stay yours.
Convert and organize PDFs and images in your browser. No account, no file upload, and no confusing “compression” claims.
Local browser processing · No file upload
Private by design, clear by default
Files remain local. Each tool tells you what it changes and where quality or file size may be affected.
Measure before claiming. Originals remain untouched.
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PNG to PDF
Place PNG screenshots, diagrams, or artwork into a PDF. Transparent areas are rendered against white paper for predictable printing.
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WebP to PDF
Turn WebP images into PDF pages without sending the source images to a file-conversion service.
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Merge images into PDF
Combine JPG, PNG, and WebP pictures into a single paged document. Reorder, remove, or add files before saving.
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Merge PDF files
Append pages from several PDFs into one document while keeping their page content intact. Source files remain on your device.
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Split PDF
Create a separate PDF for each page of a selected document. Multiple outputs are packed into one ZIP download.
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Extract PDF pages
Copy only the page numbers you enter into a new PDF, leaving the source document unchanged.
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Delete PDF pages
Create a copy of a PDF without the pages you list. Page numbers refer to the current document and the original stays unchanged.
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Rotate PDF pages
Turn selected PDF pages by 90, 180, or 270 degrees and save a corrected copy.
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Reorder PDF pages
Build a new PDF from pages in the sequence you specify. Enter every page number once to make the intended order unambiguous.
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PDF to JPG or PNG
Render pages from a PDF as separate JPG or PNG images at a chosen resolution. Multiple images download together as a ZIP.
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Compress PDF
Try a conservative PDF re-save, then optionally rasterize pages with a chosen quality if a smaller file is needed. The result is measured against the original.
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Add a PDF watermark
Place a readable, translucent text mark on each page and download a separate copy of the document.
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Add PDF page numbers
Add a clear page number to each page of a PDF copy, with simple placement and starting-number controls.
Image tools
JPG to PNG
Re-encode JPEG photos as PNG locally. This changes the file format, but it cannot restore detail lost in the original JPEG.
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PNG to JPG
Create a JPEG version of a PNG image. Transparent areas are filled with a selected background because JPEG does not support transparency.
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WebP to JPG or PNG
Choose JPEG for smaller photographic files or PNG when decoded pixel fidelity is more important. The conversion happens in your browser.
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Compress images
Choose an output format and quality, then see the exact byte difference before saving. The source image is not replaced.
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Resize images
Set a target width or height and keep the aspect ratio, or enter both dimensions when a deliberate stretch is acceptable.
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Crop images
Set the crop rectangle in pixels and export just that region. Preview the selection before making a new image.
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Rotate images
Rotate a JPG, PNG, or WebP image in right-angle turns and check how portrait or landscape orientation changes.
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Batch convert images
Apply one output format and quality setting to many images at once, then download a ZIP with each converted file.
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Optimize images for web
Set a maximum width and target format, then compare actual before-and-after bytes. The optimization is a real resize or re-encode, not a format label.
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Convert images to WebP
Create WebP outputs in the browser with a quality setting. Transparent pixels from PNG can be preserved by the WebP encoder.
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FAQ
Questions people ask
Are files uploaded?
No. Processing takes place in the browser; selected files are not sent to our servers.
Why can a file fail?
A file may be unsupported, damaged, password-protected, or too large for the device memory available to the browser.
Can every file be compressed?
No. Compression depends on how the file was created. We compare actual byte sizes and do not claim a reduction when the output is larger.