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PDF multi tool

Merge, rotate, split, and organize pages in one workspace.

Everything happens locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Upload PDFs
Add one or many files. They merge into one page canvas.
What you can do

Merge many PDFs into one canvas and drag pages into the exact output order.

Select pages to rotate, delete, or insert blank pages between them.

Export the full file, extract only selected pages, or split into a ZIP of single pages.

A practical guide to PDF multi tool

PDF Multi Tool combines merge, split, rotate, and page organization in one session. It suits jobs where the same document needs several structural changes before one final export.

Example: rebuild a scanned application packet

Merge the cover and attachments, remove duplicate pages, rotate sideways scans, and export once after checking the final thumbnail order.

Task-specific steps

  1. 1

    Add the source PDFs and inspect every thumbnail before applying any structural operation.

  2. 2

    Merge, remove, reorder, split, or rotate pages in the sequence that keeps the workspace easy to verify.

  3. 3

    Review the complete final page list, export once, and compare section boundaries with the source files.

Options that affect the result

  • One workspace can hold several PDFs while page-level actions change the combined result.
  • Visual thumbnails expose order and orientation before the final document is written.

Limitations to know first

  • Structural edits can invalidate digital signatures and disrupt bookmarks or links tied to old page positions.
  • The multi-tool changes pages rather than editing text already printed inside page content.

Questions specific to this task

When should I use PDF Multi Tool instead of separate tools?

Use it when one job requires multiple structural actions and you want to avoid downloading and reopening an intermediate PDF.

Does the workspace save my document for later?

No. The working state is local to the current browser session, so export the finished PDF before closing or refreshing the page.