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PDF tools ​

The PDF tools category has three tools: PDF Compressor, JPG to PDF and PDF to JPG. They run in your browser, so your documents are not uploaded.

PDF Compressor ​

  1. Open PDF Compressor and add a PDF (up to 50 MB and 300 pages).

  2. Choose a Compression level:

    LevelDescription on the page
    Maximum compressionSmallest file — good for email attachments
    RecommendedGreat balance of size and readability
    High qualityLarger file, crisp pages for printing

  3. Select Compress PDF. A progress bar shows the pages being compressed.

  4. Check the size before and after, then select Download compressed PDF.

The download is named after the original with -compressed added.

WARNING

The compressor turns every page into an image. Text in the compressed PDF can no longer be selected, searched or copied, and links stop working. It works best for scanned documents and image-heavy PDFs. Keep your original if you need the text.

If the result is not smaller, the page says the PDF is already well optimized. Try Maximum compression, or keep the original.

JPG to PDF ​

Combines one or more images into a single PDF, one image per page.

  1. Open JPG to PDF and add images: JPG, PNG or WEBP, up to 20 MB each and 30 images in total.

  2. Put the pages in order with the up and down arrows next to each image. The bin removes one.

  3. Choose a Page size: A4 portrait, A4 landscape, US Letter or Fit to image (each page takes the image's own size).

  4. Choose a Margin: None, Small or Normal.

  5. Select Create PDF, which shows the page count, for example Create PDF (3 pages).

  6. Select Download PDF.

With one image, the PDF is named after it. With several, it is named after the first with the rest counted, for example scan1-and-2-more.pdf.

PDF to JPG ​

Turns PDF pages into JPG images.

  1. Open PDF to JPG and add a PDF (up to 50 MB and 300 pages).

  2. Under Pages to convert, choose all pages or Selected pages.

    For selected pages, type single pages and ranges separated by commas: 1-3,5 converts pages 1, 2, 3 and 5.

  3. Choose a Resolution: 72 DPI — screen / web, 150 DPI — recommended or 300 DPI — print quality.

  4. Set JPG quality (10–100%, default 85%).

  5. Select Convert to JPG. A progress bar shows the pages being rendered.

  6. Download each page with its JPG button, or all of them with Download all.

Each page is saved as its own JPG, named like report-page-3.jpg; there is no ZIP. When you download many pages at once, your browser may ask permission to save several files.

Password-protected PDFs cannot be opened. The page asks you to remove the password and try again.

Next steps ​