Every file tool you need, without the upload

A full file toolkit that never sees your files

Almost every online PDF converter works the same way: you hand over your document, a server somewhere does the job, and you take it on faith that the copy is wiped afterwards. The tools on this page work the other way round. They are written in JavaScript and run inside your own browser tab, so your file is opened, changed and saved on your own device. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, and no account is needed. Close the tab and the file is gone from the page.

That one difference matters more than it sounds. The documents people convert online are rarely throwaway files. They are marksheets, caste and income certificates, bank passbook scans, salary slips and passport photographs. Those deserve to stay where they are.

Built for the paperwork you actually have to deal with

Job applications, university admissions and exam portals all come with the same fine print, and it is always slightly different from the last one. The photo has to be under 50 KB. The signature has to be a JPG, not a PNG. Six separate certificates have to arrive as a single PDF. The scan came out sideways. Each tool here exists because one of those rules exists.

• Six scanned certificates that must be uploaded as one file — Merge PDF
• A PDF that is 4 MB when the form accepts 2 MB — Compress PDF
• A photo or signature that has to land under a strict KB limit — Compress Images
• Photos of documents that the portal wants as a PDF — JPG to PDF
• One page you need to pull out of a long document — Split PDF
• A scan that opens sideways or upside-down — Rotate PDF
• Pages in the wrong order, or one page that should not be there — Organise PDF
• A submission that has to carry page numbers — Add PDF Page Number

The same tools on a phone

Most of this work now happens on a phone, usually at the last minute, often on patchy mobile data. Every tool is laid out for a small screen first: buttons you can hit with a thumb, page thumbnails you can scroll, and options that slide up from the bottom instead of hiding in a sidebar. Because the file is never uploaded, a weak signal only affects loading the page once — not the job itself.

How to use a tool on this page

Pick the tool that matches what you need from the list above. Add your file by dragging it in or tapping to browse. Set the options the tool offers, check the preview, then save the finished file to your device. There is no step where you wait for a server, and no link is emailed to you.