Frequently Asked Questions

Open this page, add your PDFs, set their order, press Merge PDF and save the result. There’s no payment step and no account.

No. Everything happens in your browser tab.

You can merge up to 20 PDF files at once. Each file can be up to 300 MB, the combined size can be up to 400 MB, and the total page count can be up to 500 pages.

Only if you change it. The merged PDF follows the list exactly as you see it.

No. Your pages are copied into the new file just as they are, so the words and pictures stay sharp

Yes. Any current mobile browser on Android or iPhone will work.

Yes. Choose the option to split every page into a separate PDF. For example, a 20-page document will create 20 individual PDF files.

Pick a PDF from your device, press Split PDF, and that’s all it takes. There’s nothing to install or set up.

Yes. You will keep only the specified pages. The output PDF will contain those pages only.

No. Your PDF never leaves your device. The splitting is done by your browser, so nothing is sent to us or anyone else.

You can split files up to 300 MB.

Add your PDF, choose a compression level, press Compress PDF, and save the new copy. There is nothing to install.

Yes. There is no account or email step. Choose your PDF and start compressing.

It can. The compressor turns each page into an image, so text may soften and is no longer selectable or searchable. Stronger compression can reduce image detail further.

No. Your PDF is processed in your browser and is not uploaded to our servers.

Yes. Current mobile browsers, including Chrome and Safari on Android and iPhone, can run the tool.

There is no exact target-size setting. Start with a lighter level and try a stronger one if the file is still too large. Reaching 500 KB is not guaranteed, especially for image-heavy PDFs.

You can compress PDF files up to 300 MB.

A small Smart PDF logo is added to each page of the compressed copy. Your original PDF is not changed.

Add your PDF, turn the pages that need it, then click Save and download the new file. The rotation is stored in that copy.

Yes. When you save here, the rotation becomes part of the new file, so it stays that way when you open it somewhere else.

Select that page, turn it left or right, and leave the others alone. Then save the file.

Yes. It costs nothing, there’s no watermark, and you don’t need an account.

No. The PDF doesn’t move. Your browser does the turning on your device.

The limit is 300 MB per file.

Add your PDF, choose the pages in the preview or enter page ranges, press Extract Pages, and download the new PDF.

Yes. It is free to use, with no account, trial, or watermark added to the extracted pages.

Select the pages you need, such as pages 3, 8, and 12, or choose a range such as pages 5 to 9. They are saved together in one new PDF.

Yes. Choose as many individual pages and ranges as you need. The selected pages are combined in one output PDF.

No. It runs in your browser, so there is nothing to install or set up.

Compare tools by whether they are free, require sign-up, leave your original alone, and keep your file on your device. These are useful things to check for any PDF page extractor.

No. Your browser processes the PDF on your device; the file is not sent to our servers for extraction.

The maximum supported size is 300 MB per PDF file.

Yes. It costs nothing, and the new file has no watermark.

Add your PDF, choose the pages to remove and click Remove. Then save the new file.

Yes. Choose as many pages as you like, in a row or spread out, and they all go in one go.

Yes, but you choose them yourself. Spot the blank pages in your viewer, then pick those numbers.

No. You get a new file, and the one you started with stays as it was.

Yes. There’s no account and no email step.

No. The pages are removed inside your browser, so your PDF stays on your device the whole time.

Files up to 300 MB work directly in your browser.

Add your PDF, press Convert and download the Word file. There's no fee, and you can use it without signing up.

Yes. The Word file holds real text, so you can type over it, move it and format it like any other document.

Yes. It works in your browser, so you add a file, convert it and download the result without installing anything.

Not as editable text. A scan is a picture of a page, and turning it into text needs text recognition (OCR), which this tool doesn't do. Use a digital copy of the file if you have one.

Mostly, for simple documents. Plain text and images usually come across well. Tables, columns and unusual fonts can shift, so check the Word file before you send it.

No. You use it right on this web page, so no program or app has to be added first.

You can convert PDF files up to 300 MB.

Yes. This tool is completely free. There is no signup, no subscription, and no watermark on the output.

No. Your file is processed entirely in your browser. It is never sent to our servers.

The converter supports standard HTML and CSS. Inline styles, embedded stylesheets, and most layout properties work well. JavaScript is not executed during conversion. External resources such as remote images and web fonts may not load.

Yes. The tool works in modern mobile browsers including Chrome and Safari on Android and iPhone.

You can convert HTML files up to 50 MB.

The converter captures a visual snapshot of the rendered HTML. Layout and styling are generally preserved. Interactive elements, animations, and JavaScript-driven content will not work in the PDF.