PDF Tools
6 free browser-based utilities for everyday PDF work — merge a stack of files into one document, split a long report into pages, compress a scan to email size, or generate a clean invoice. No signup, no upload, no tracking. Every byte stays on your device.
Manipulate
3 tools Combine, divide and shrink existing PDFsMerge PDF
Split PDF
Compress PDF
Convert
2 tools Move content between PDFs and image formatsPDF to Images
Image to PDF
Generate
1 tool Create new PDF documents from scratchInvoice Generator
About these tools
The ToolsPix PDF Tools collection covers the small PDF jobs that come up between bigger tasks — combining a few scanned receipts before submitting an expense report, pulling a single chapter out of a 200-page manual, shrinking an attachment that's just over a mailbox limit, generating a clean invoice for a freelance gig. Each tool does one thing, and does it without asking who you are.
Every PDF tool here runs entirely in your browser using pdf-lib for editing and pdf.js for rendering. When you select a file, it's read into your tab's memory, processed locally, and the result is handed back as a download — no upload progress bar, because there's no upload. Open the network tab in DevTools while you use any of these tools and you'll see requests for fonts and the favicon, and nothing else.
Common workflows
- Document assembly — combine cover letter, CV and references into a single submission with Merge PDF, then trim it with Split PDF if a portal has a page limit
- Email-friendly attachments — drop large scans through Compress PDF to fit Gmail's 25 MB or Outlook's 20 MB ceiling
- Slide and screenshot extraction — pull individual pages out of a PDF deck as PNGs using PDF to Images for use in blog posts or design files
- Photo-to-document — turn phone photos of contracts, receipts or whiteboards into a single PDF with Image to PDF
- Freelance billing — produce a professional invoice in under a minute with the Invoice Generator, no SaaS subscription required
Privacy by design
None of these tools have a backend. Sensitive documents — signed contracts, ID scans, medical records, financial statements — are processed entirely in the JavaScript runtime inside your tab. There is no server that receives your file, no log line recording the action, no temp directory holding a copy on someone else's disk. This isn't a marketing claim; it's how the page is built. Once a tool has loaded, you can disconnect from the internet and it still works.
FAQ
Are my PDF files uploaded to a server?
No. Every PDF tool on ToolsPix runs entirely inside your browser using JavaScript and the pdf-lib / pdf.js libraries. Your documents are never transmitted, never logged, and never seen by anyone but you.
Is there a file size limit for PDFs?
There is no fixed limit imposed by ToolsPix. Because everything runs locally, the practical ceiling is your device's available memory — typically a few hundred MB on desktop and around 100 MB on mobile. Very large or scanned PDFs may slow down older devices.
Can I merge PDFs in a specific order?
Yes. The Merge PDF tool lets you reorder files by dragging them in the file list before merging. The output PDF preserves the order you set, and you can preview the sequence before generating the final document.
Do these tools work with password-protected PDFs?
Encrypted PDFs need to be unlocked before processing. ToolsPix never stores passwords, but if you provide one in the tool, it is used only in your browser for that session and is never sent anywhere. We recommend unlocking with the original tool you used to encrypt the file.
Will the output PDFs work with Adobe Acrobat and other readers?
Yes. All tools generate standards-compliant PDF files that open correctly in Adobe Acrobat, Preview, Foxit, Chrome's built-in viewer, and any other reader that supports modern PDF. Metadata such as page count and bookmarks is preserved where possible.