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Every PDF job, explained

What each tool does, how it behaves here, and where it stops.

What these tools do

  • PDF to Word

    Editable .docx keeping fonts, colours, tables and images. Needs a text layer.

  • Word to PDF

    A .docx laid out on real pages, at the size the document was written for.

  • PDF to Excel

    Tables into .xlsx with their widths, fills and fonts. One sheet each.

  • Excel to PDF

    Every sheet on its own landscape page, keeping widths, fills and weights.

  • PDF to PowerPoint

    One slide per page, every line placed exactly where the PDF draws it.

  • PowerPoint to PDF

    One page per slide, at the deck’s own size, with every shape in place.

  • PDF to HTML

    One self-contained web page. Text stays selectable, images travel inside it.

  • HTML to PDF

    Headings, lists, tables and emphasis onto pages. Not a browser screenshot.

  • PDF to JPG or PNG

    Render each page as an image you can download.

  • Images to PDF

    Turn JPG and PNG files into one PDF, one image to a page.

  • PDF to text

    Pull out the text layer. Scans have none.

  • Text to PDF

    A .txt or .md file typeset onto pages, with blank lines as paragraph breaks.

  • Scan to PDF

    Photographs of pages, cropped and cleaned up into a document. No OCR.

  • Merge PDFs

    Join several files into one, in the order you arrange them.

  • Split PDF

    One file per page, fixed-size chunks, or cuts where you choose — as a ZIP.

  • Extract pages

    Keep only the pages you select as a new document.

  • Delete pages

    Remove the pages you select and keep the rest.

  • Rotate pages

    Turn selected pages, or the whole document, a quarter at a time.

  • Reorder pages

    Drag pages into the order you want them.

  • Edit PDF

    Change text on the page and fill in form fields, then download it.

  • Sign & Stamp PDF

    Draw or upload a signature, add a stamp, and place it where you need it.

  • Protect PDF

    Lock a document with a password. AES-128, which every reader opens.

  • Unlock PDF

    Take the password off a document — once you have typed the password.

  • Repair PDF

    Rebuild the index of a file that will not open, from the objects themselves.

What they do not do

Two things people reasonably expect from a PDF toolkit are missing, and it is better to say so here than to let you find out after choosing a file.

  • OCR outside the PDF Editor

    A scanned page is a picture of text. The PDF Editor can read it with OCR (English and Arabic, in your browser) so the text can be selected and edited, and its download carries a searchable text layer. The other tools — extract text, PDF to Word and the rest — read the text layer a PDF already has, so they say plainly when a document has none rather than returning an empty file: run it through the Editor first.

  • A digital signature with a certificate

    Sign & Stamp places a picture of a signature on the page. A legally binding e-signature is a different thing: a certificate issued to you by an authority, cryptographically bound to the document, which a reader can verify. That needs a private key we would have to hold, and holding it would undo the reason every tool here runs in your browser.

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