PDF Compressor
Optimize PDF files in your browser and download a smaller, cleaned PDF copy without uploading your document.
Free PDF tools for everyday document work. Compress PDFs, merge files, split page ranges, extract text, convert images to PDF, render PDF pages as images, and run OCR on scanned pages - all designed to run in your browser.
8 free tools, no signup required
Optimize PDF files in your browser and download a smaller, cleaned PDF copy without uploading your document.
Extract selectable text from PDF files instantly in your browser. Copy or download the text output.
Combine multiple PDF files into one document in your browser. Reorder files and download the merged PDF.
Extract a page range from a PDF and download it as a separate file. Private, fast, and browser-based.
Convert JPG and PNG images into a clean PDF document. Add multiple images and download one PDF.
Convert PDF pages into PNG images in your browser. Render pages and download high-quality image output.
Run browser-based OCR on a scanned PDF page with Tesseract and copy the recognised text.
Convert Word documents (DOCX, DOC) to PDF directly in your browser. No uploads, no server, your files stay private. Free, no signup required.
Merge PDF joins files in the order you set; Split PDF pulls out a page range. Both copy pages without re-rendering them, so text stays selectable and quality doesn't drop.
PDF to Text works when the PDF already has a text layer (you can select words in a viewer). Scanned documents are just pictures of pages, so they need PDF OCR, which recognises the characters. OCR is slower and makes mistakes on handwriting and low-contrast scans.
The PDF Compressor rebuilds the file's internal structure, which helps most with PDFs exported from Word or design tools. It doesn't downsample images, so a scanned 40 MB PDF won't shrink much. Converting pages to images and back is the heavier option when size matters more than selectable text.
All the PDF tools run in your browser, so contracts and bank statements aren't uploaded. Very large files (a few hundred pages) can be slow on phones because everything happens on the device.