PixSplit

Free PDF tools that never upload your files

Merge, split, compress, convert and sign PDFs without sending them to a server. Every tool runs on your device and keeps working offline.

Files never leave your device

All pdf tools

Merge PDFCombine several PDFs into one.Compress PDFReduce the size of PDFs full of photos or scans by re-encoding their images.PDF to JPGTurn each page of a PDF into a high-quality image and download them all in one ZIP.JPG to PDFPut one or more images into a single PDF.Split PDFCut a PDF into pieces by page range, every N pages, or pick the pages you want from thumbnails.Rotate & Reorder PDFSee every page as a thumbnail.Page Numbers & WatermarkStamp page numbers or a diagonal text watermark such as DRAFT or CONFIDENTIAL on every page.Sign PDFDraw, type or upload your signature, drop it where you need it and download the signed PDF.

Edit PDFs without uploading them

Most online PDF sites copy your document to their servers, process it there and ask you to trust that it is deleted afterwards. These tools work differently. When you open one, your browser downloads the code once, and from then on your PDF is read, changed and saved entirely on your own computer or phone. Contracts, bank statements, medical letters and ID scans never leave your device, and there is no file size queue or daily limit.

What you can do

Combine several documents into one with Merge PDF, or pull out the pages you need withSplit PDF. Use Organize PDF to rotate sideways scans, reorder pages or delete blank ones. Compress PDF shrinks scans and photo-heavy files for email, and if a portal gives you a hard limit, go straight to compress a PDF to 1 MB orto 500 KB. To turn pages into pictures, use PDF to JPGor PDF to PNG; to go the other way, JPG to PDF builds a document from photos or screenshots. Finally, add page numbers or a watermark andsign a PDF with a drawn, typed or uploaded signature.

How to check that nothing is uploaded

Open your browser's developer tools (F12, or Cmd+Option+I on a Mac), switch to the Network tab and process a file. You will see requests for this site's own scripts and nothing that carries your document. You can even switch the Network tab to Offline after the page has loaded: the tools keep working, because the processing never needed a connection in the first place.