PDF and file tools

Put several PDFs in the order you want and join them into one file.

Cut one PDF into several: by page ranges, every few pages, or one file per page.

Pick the pages you want and save them as a new PDF.

Pick pages to remove and download the PDF without them.

Turn sideways or upside-down pages the right way up.

Drag pages into a new order and save the PDF.

Turn photos and scans into one PDF, one image per page.

Save each page of a PDF as a PNG or WebP image.

Copy all the text out of a PDF as plain text, Markdown, or HTML.

Turn Markdown notes into a tidy PDF.

Write or paste HTML and save it as a PDF.

See a PDF's page count, page sizes, and details, and which pages have text.

Open a Word document, see what is in it, and save its text as Markdown, HTML, or plain text.

Open an Excel sheet and save it as CSV or JSON, or make a new sheet from CSV.

Open a PowerPoint file to read slide text and notes, and save slides as a PDF.

See what a photo gives away, like where and when it was taken, and save a clean copy.

Read, edit, or remove the date, author, and location stored in an image.

See what is inside a ZIP, take out single files, or make a new ZIP.

See what is inside a .7z archive and take files out.

Open a .tar or .tar.gz archive, take files out, or make a new one.

Compress a file to .gz or open a .gz file.

Compress a file to .br or open a .br file.

Open a .zst file.

See what is inside a calendar file, or make a simple one with your own events.

Read a contact card (.vcf), or make one with your name, phone, and address.

Preview a TTF, OTF, or WOFF font and see its details.

Convert a TTF font to WOFF2 for the web, or back again.

See what hidden scripts or links an SVG carries and save a safe copy.

Tidy, shrink, or inspect HTML, and see it as plain text.