15 available tools
Online PDF Tools
Convert, organize, and optimize PDF files directly in your browser with clear controls for each operation.
Available tools
Sign PDF
Create or upload a visual signature, place it on a chosen page, and download the PDF locally.
PDF to JPG
Convert PDF pages to JPG images with configurable resolution, quality, and page selection.
JPG, PNG and WebP to PDF
Combine JPG, PNG, or WebP images into a PDF, reorder them, and choose page size, orientation, and margins.
Merge PDF
Combine several PDFs into one file and control their order without uploading documents to a server.
Split PDF
Split a PDF by individual page, custom ranges, or a fixed number of pages.
Extract PDF Pages
Select specific PDF pages and collect them into one new file.
Reorder PDF Pages
Visually change page order and download a new PDF with the selected arrangement.
Rotate PDF
Turn individual PDF pages by 90° or 180° and apply the rotation to the downloaded file.
Compress PDF
Try to reduce your PDF size in the browser, compare the real result, and choose the quality level.
Extract Images from PDF
Find and download independent raster images contained in a PDF, directly in your browser.
PDF to Text
Extract selectable text from a PDF, copy it, or download it as TXT without uploading the document.
Remove PDF Pages
Select pages visually or by range, remove them, and download a new PDF without altering the remaining pages.
Add Page Numbers to PDF
Add visible numbers to every page or a selected range with configurable format, position, color, and starting number.
Add Watermark to PDF
Add a text watermark with configurable color, size, opacity, position, and rotation without uploading the PDF.
Crop PDF
Remove margins in millimeters by changing each page's visible area, with per-page validation for mixed page sizes.
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What can you do with these PDF tools?
Convert pages to JPG, combine images into a PDF, merge or split documents, extract pages, reorder or rotate them, and retrieve text or images when the file structure allows it.
The available compression method is visual: it rasterizes pages at the selected quality. This can help with image-heavy files, but a small, vector-based, or optimized PDF may remain the same size or become larger. Utilsha therefore compares the result before download.
Local processing, text, and scanned documents
These operations run locally in the browser and files are not uploaded to Utilsha. Practical limits depend on file size, page count and dimensions, available memory, and the selected operation.
Text extraction works with selectable text. Scanned documents usually contain images and may require OCR, which these tools do not currently perform. Protected, corrupt, or unsupported PDFs may not open.