FreePDFTools

Free · No sign-up · Browser based

Free online PDF tools that work in your browser

Merge PDF files, split pages, turn JPG images into a PDF, or convert PDF pages to JPG. Pick a tool and get to work: your document is processed on your own device, so there is nothing to upload and no account to create.

Start with a tool

Each tool has its own page with the settings for that job, a short explanation and answers to the questions people ask most.

Merge PDFJoin several PDF files into one document and put the pages in the order you need. Split PDFCut one PDF into smaller files by choosing the page ranges you want to keep. JPG to PDFConvert JPG and JPEG images into one tidy PDF with the page size and orientation you choose. PDF to JPGRender PDF pages as JPG images and download them one by one or together in a ZIP file.

More PDF tools

Rotate pages that were scanned sideways, or pull a handful of pages out of a long document.

Rotate PDFFix sideways or upside-down scans: turn every page or just the ones you pick, and mirror pages when a scan is reversed. Extract PDF PagesSave the pages you need as a new PDF while leaving the original file untouched. Compress PDFExperimentalExperimental: re-encode PDF pages as compressed JPEG images to shrink image-heavy documents.

How it works

Four steps, and none of them involve sending your document anywhere.

  1. Choose the tool that matches what you want to do.
  2. Add your file by clicking the selection area or by dropping the file onto it.
  3. Adjust the settings for that tool, such as page ranges, page size or image quality.
  4. Run the job and download the result. On most documents this takes a few seconds.
  • Your files stay on your device Processing happens in the browser tab you are looking at. The document is not uploaded, not stored and not forwarded to any third party.
  • No queue and no waiting room Because there is no upload step, a job starts as soon as you press the button. Speed depends on your device rather than on a server queue.
  • Free, without a catch No account, no subscription, no watermark and no daily limit designed to push you towards a paid plan.
  • Honest about limits Every tool page lists what it does not do. Where a job cannot be done well in a browser, the tool says so instead of failing quietly or showing a false success message.

Where your files go

Nowhere. When you select a PDF or an image, the browser reads it into memory and the tool works on that copy. No file content is transmitted to this server, logged, or shared with an advertising or analytics provider. You can verify this yourself: open your browser's developer tools, watch the network tab while a job runs, and you will not see a request carrying your document.

There are honest caveats. Browser-based processing is only as good as your browser and your device memory, so a very large or unusual document may fail where a desktop application would succeed. The tools also depend on JavaScript being enabled. And like any website, this one receives ordinary access logs from its hosting provider, which are described in the privacy policy.

Frequently asked questions

Are these PDF tools really free?

Yes. Every tool on this site is free to use with no account, no trial period and no watermark on your files. There is no premium tier that unlocks features you can see but cannot use.

Do I have to upload my PDF to a server?

No. The tools run entirely inside your browser using JavaScript. Your document is read from your device, processed in the page you are looking at, and given back to you as a download. The file itself is never sent to this website.

Is there a file size limit?

Each tool applies a practical limit of 100 MB per file and 250 MB per job, with a maximum of 50 files in a merge or image job. What actually limits you is the memory of your own device, so very large documents are best handled in parts.

Does it work on a phone or a tablet?

Yes, the site is built mobile first and every tool works with touch. Large PDFs are still easier on a computer because phones have less memory available to the browser.

Can I use these tools for work or commercial documents?

Yes. Your files stay yours and you keep every right to them. Because processing happens on your own device, there is nothing on our side to license back to you.

What happens if a file will not open?

You get a specific message rather than a silent failure. Password-protected and corrupted files are the two most common causes, and the tools tell you which one they hit. Nothing is uploaded anywhere, so a failed job costs you nothing but the attempt.

Do you keep copies of my documents?

We cannot keep them: the files never reach our server. The only records that exist are ordinary web server access logs, which are described in the privacy policy.

Are there tools you do not offer yet?

Yes, and this page does not pretend otherwise. Everything listed as a tool is implemented and working. One page, Compress PDF, is published with an explicit experimental label because browser-only compression cannot reduce every document, and its limitations are explained in full before you use it.

Something missing, or not working?

If a tool fails on a file that opens correctly elsewhere, or a page states something that is not accurate, please report it. There is no support queue and no file recovery service, because no files are ever held here, but real bug reports do get read. Get in touch or read more about this site.