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Chat with a PDF: drop the file first

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Ask the document a question and get an answer. Three a day without an account, five with a free one.

Your complete PDF workspace — free and private

Summarize PDFnew

Each point of the summary carries the sentence it came from and its page number, and anything the document does not back up is marked as unsupported.

Extract PDF Pagesnew

Keep the pages you need and drop the rest, as a single file or one file per range. Your PDF never leaves the browser and the result carries no watermark.

Names, numbers and selected areas are deleted from the file, not hidden under a black rectangle, and a report proves it. All of it in your browser.

Your phone camera as a document scanner: edge detection, perspective correction and a straight PDF, all in the browser with nothing to install.

Translate PDFnew

The layout stays put: each block is covered and rewritten in its own space, with a glossary you control and every segment reviewable before the file.

PDF to Markdownnew

Headings, lists, tables and images turned into clean Markdown, with an optional bundle of chunks for a knowledge base. All of it in your browser.

Three comparisons at once between two PDFs: word by word, pixel by pixel, and pages added, deleted or moved. Both files stay inside your browser.

Real AcroForm fields, proposed by reading the labels already printed on the page, and one filled PDF per CSV row. It all runs inside the browser.

Ask a question and get the answer with the passage it came from, so you can check it. No account needed, and the upload is deleted within the hour.

Join several PDFs into one, in the order you drag them, with every page keeping its own size. No account, no watermark, no cap on how many files.

Cut a PDF into parts by page ranges, or save each page on its own. The split runs on your machine with pdf-lib, so the document is never uploaded.

Pick a quality from screen to prepress and Ghostscript rebuilds the file at that level. Nothing to sign up for, and your upload is gone in an hour.

Every page rendered to JPEG at twice its size and delivered as one ZIP. The rendering happens in your browser, so the PDF is not uploaded anywhere.

JPG and PNG files become one PDF, a page per image at its exact pixel size and with no recompression. Assembled in the browser, never uploaded.

Turn pages 90, 180 or 270 degrees and save the rotation into the PDF, not just into the viewer. Runs in your browser, free and without a watermark.

PDF Page Numbers

Numbers in any of six positions, written into the page with an embedded font so they print. Done in the browser: the document stays on your device.

Add PDF Watermark

Your text across every page, grey, half transparent and at 45 degrees, baked into the PDF. Stamped in your browser, so the file is never uploaded.

Remove PDF Pages

Delete the pages you list and keep the rest as one PDF, rebuilt page by page in your browser. Free, no account, and no watermark on the result.

Reorder the pages, drop the ones you do not want and save the new sequence. It all happens in the browser, and the original file is left untouched.

An open password with AES-256 encryption written by pikepdf, so only whoever has it can read the file. Free, and your upload is deleted in an hour.

Takes the password off a PDF you can already open and hands back an unencrypted copy, with nothing to register and the upload gone in an hour.

The text of the document as a plain .txt in reading order, extracted by pdf.js inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is watermarked.

Draw or type your signature, put it where it belongs on the page and save it into the PDF. The signing happens on your device, not on a server.

Three engines in a row, pikepdf, qpdf and mutool, try to rebuild a PDF that refuses to open. Nothing to register, and the upload is gone in an hour.

Set a new visible area for the pages and trim the margins without touching what lies underneath. Nothing is stamped on it. Gone from disk in an hour.

A .docx with real paragraphs you can retype, not a photograph of the page. Nothing to sign up for, and the file leaves the server within the hour.

PDF to PowerPoint

Each page becomes a full-slide image in a .pptx you can present, annotate and extend. Built in your browser with pptxgenjs, so nothing is uploaded.

Tables lifted out of a PDF into .xlsx sheets, one sheet per table, with rows and columns intact. Free, no account, and the upload dies in an hour.

DOCX and DOC converted by LibreOffice, which holds the pagination and the styles of the original. Free, no watermark, and deleted within the hour.

PowerPoint to PDF

PPTX and PPT rendered by LibreOffice: one page per slide, at the size you authored, 16:9 or 4:3. No sign-up, and the upload lives for one hour.

The workbook printed the way it says it wants to be printed: its print areas, its scaling, formula results only. Free and with no account to create.

Text, images and freehand strokes written into the page content itself, so every reader and every printer shows them. The editing is done in browser.

A URL or your own HTML rendered by Chromium into a paginated PDF, upright or sideways, with the CSS applied. No sign-up, and nothing stamped on it.

OCRmyPDF lays a searchable text layer under the scan and leaves the image as it was, in any of six languages. Free, and the upload lasts one hour.

PDF/A-1b, 2b or 3b with the sRGB profile embedded and the XMP identification written in. Built in your browser, free and with nothing stamped on it.

Which of these tools touch our server, and which never do

Nineteen of the thirty-five never send your document anywhere. They open it with pdf-lib or pdf.js in the tab you already have, do the work there, and hand back the result. You can check this rather than take our word for it: open the network panel in your browser, run the tool, and watch that nothing leaves.

The other sixteen need something a browser cannot do alone. Converting a .docx means running LibreOffice. Compressing means Ghostscript re-encoding the images. Reading a scan means an OCR pass. Those files travel over HTTPS, get processed, and are deleted within the hour.

Most PDF sites never tell you which is which. We publish the split, because it is the one fact that should change what you send us in the first place. A contract you would rather nobody saw belongs in the nineteen.

What it costs, and what the limits are

Nothing. No paid tier exists to upgrade into, and that removes the usual reason a free tool is worse than it could be: nothing here is being held back to make a paid version look better later.

The ceiling is 100 MB per upload on the server tools and 10 MB on the three that use AI, because those have to extract the text and send it on. AI questions are three a day without an account and five with a free one, counted on the calendar day. The phone scanner takes 40 pages per pairing. Those are the real numbers, not marketing ones, and the Features page lists the awkward ones too: which tools cannot batch, which permissions you do not get to choose, and which three send text outside the European Economic Area.

Where this fits, and where it does not

One thing to do to one document? Pick the tool and go. That is what the grid above is for.

If you have several changes to make to the same file, PDF ARENA is the better door: load once, rotate, reorder, sign, annotate, export once. Every reload you skip is a minute you keep.

And if the job is bigger than either — a folder of files to process unattended, a form to build from scratch, text to re-typeset rather than annotate — this is not the right tool and we would rather say so than waste your afternoon.