Every PDF, sorted right there in your tab
Merge, split, compress, rotate, convert to Word, pull out images, or turn photos into a PDF. OnePDF runs the whole job on your device - nothing you open here ever leaves your browser.
Merge PDFs
Drop in as many PDFs as you like, drag the list into the order you want, and combine them into a single file.
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Split a PDF
Pull specific pages out, break the file into individual pages, or cut it into ranges — all bundled up as a ZIP when there's more than one output.
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Compress a PDF
Shrink a PDF down for email or upload limits. Light compression keeps text crisp and selectable; higher levels re-encode each page as an optimized image for maximum savings.
Light
Lossless clean-up. Text stays selectable. Modest size reduction.
Recommended
Balanced image re-encoding. Great for sharing over email.
Aggressive
Stronger image compression and smaller file size.
Custom
Choose the compression quality with the slider.
Rotate pages
Fix pages that were scanned sideways or upside down. Rotate the whole document at once, or nudge individual pages.
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Extract images from a PDF
Pulls out every embedded photo or figure at its original resolution. If a PDF has no separately embedded images, we'll hand you full-page snapshots instead.
Turn images into a PDF
Combine JPGs, PNGs, or screenshots into one tidy PDF — great for scanned receipts, ID copies, or a photo set to send in one file.
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Convert PDF to Word
Extract readable text from a PDF and turn it into an editable Word document. Best for text-based PDFs; scanned pages may need OCR in a dedicated scanner app first.
Compress PDF files online - and merge, split, convert, and more, right in your browser
If you need to compress a PDF that is too big to email, merge a few scanned receipts into one document, or pull text out of a PDF into a Word file you can edit, OnePDF is built to do all of that in a single tab. Every tool here runs on your device using open-source JavaScript libraries, so the PDF you open never has to leave your computer. There is no upload step, no account to create, and no watermark stamped onto your file at the end. You drop a PDF in, the work happens locally, and you download the result.
How to compress a PDF online for free
The PDF compressor is the most-used tool here, and for good reason — most email providers cap attachments at around 25 MB, and a few high-resolution scans can blow past that in seconds. Drop your PDF into the compress PDF tool, pick a quality level, and the file is re-encoded right in your browser. Light compression cleans up the file structure without touching page content, so the text stays selectable and the page looks identical; Recommended re-encodes embedded images at a balanced quality and is the right choice for most everyday documents; Maximum produces the smallest possible file by re-rendering each page as a high-resolution image, which is great when you need to squeeze under a strict size limit but means the text in the output is no longer selectable. There is no queue, no processing wait, and nothing to pay — the compressed PDF is ready to download as soon as the bar fills.
Merge, split, and reorder PDF pages
Need to merge PDF files into a single document? Drop every PDF you want to combine onto the Merge tool, drag the list into the order you want, and OnePDF stitches them into one file while preserving each page's original layout. To split PDF pages, the Split tool lets you do it three ways: pick individual pages out of a longer document, break the whole file into one PDF per page, or carve it up by custom ranges like 1-3, 5, 8-10. When the result is more than one file, the pages are bundled into a single ZIP for a clean download. Both tools keep text selectable and use the same in-browser pipeline, so working with confidential documents — contracts, tax forms, medical paperwork — does not require trusting a third-party server.
Convert PDF to Word and turn images into a PDF
The PDF to Word converter extracts readable text from a text-based PDF and writes it into an editable .docx with optional page breaks and page labels. It is the fastest way to repurpose a PDF report into something you can revise, restyle, or quote from in another document; scanned PDFs without an underlying text layer will need to be run through an OCR tool first. On the other side, the image to PDF tool does the inverse job: drag in a folder of JPGs, PNGs, or screenshots, pick a page size (A4, Letter, or fit-to-image) and a margin, and the tool assembles them into a single tidy PDF — perfect for ID copies, expense receipts, or a photo set you want to send as one file.
Every tool runs entirely in your browser using pdf-lib, PDF.js, JSZip, and docx. There is no server between you and your file. If you are wondering about practical limits or what happens to your documents after you close the tab, the FAQ has the short answers.
Built so your files never have to leave your computer.
Processed on-device
Every tool runs with JavaScript inside this browser tab. Your PDF is read into memory here — it's never transmitted to a server.
Fast, no queue
No waiting for an upload or a server job. Files as large as your device's memory can handle are processed right away.
No account needed
Open a tool and use it. There's nothing to sign up for and no watermark added to your files.
Free, with reasonable limits
All seven tools are free to use. Very large files depend on your device's memory and browser — see the FAQ for details.
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